Part, Chapter

 1  1, 10|    commander on board, that not a gesture betrayed the resentment
 2  1, 16|          Nemo stopped suddenly. A gesture of his brought us all to
 3  1, 17|           sentence with a violent gesture. Then, addressing me as
 4  1, 19|    curiously, and made a negative gesture, as much as to say that
 5  2, 3 | previously to returning. No; by a gesture he bade us crouch beside
 6  2, 3 |          ground, I saw him make a gesture of terror, rise, and make
 7  2, 5 |         in the cabin. At a simple gesture, the pilot modified the
 8  2, 8 |      Louis XIV, thinking that the gesture of a potentate was sufficient
 9  2, 9 |      Captain Nemo stopped me by a gesture, and, picking up a piece
10  2, 10|          hive!" I replied, with a gesture of incredulity. ~"Yes, a
11  2, 13|    exclaimed, unable to repress a gesture of incredulity. ~"Yes,"
12  2, 14|          large assembly, sober in gesture, but extravagant in clamour.
13  2, 18|           and could not repress a gesture of disgust. Before my eyes
14  2, 22|           brave him with look and gesture. ~It was the inspiration
15  2, 22|            perhaps speak to me. A gesture of his might destroy me,