Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |          little turn, and stopped a short distance off. ~This pursuit
 2  1, 7 |          pant; his breathing became short and hurried. I found that
 3  1, 8 |          two men appeared. ~One was short, very muscular, broad-shouldered,
 4  1, 10|      circumstances--the liberty, in short, which we enjoy ourselves,
 5  1, 12|             of wood; no coal to run short, for electricity is the
 6  1, 15|         looming in the shadow, at a short distance. ~"It is the forest
 7  1, 16|         stood up like arrows. ~This short rest seemed delicious to
 8  1, 16|        rounded head ornamented with short ears, its round eyes, and
 9  1, 20|            fell at our feet and cut short the harpooner's proposition. ~
10  1, 21|            native, who was within a short length; but I thought that
11  1, 22|      forgotten?" ~This argument cut short the harpooner's recriminations. ~
12  2, 6 |           will bring the Nautilus a short distance from some European
13  2, 14| sea-elephants, a kind of seal, with short, flexible trunks. The giants
14  2, 14|  approaching to red; their hair was short and scant. Some of them
15  2, 15|            get out at last!" ~For a short time I walked from the saloon