Part, Chapter

 1  1, 8 |         much. They devoured the food, and I did likewise. I was,
 2  1, 10|       time I have renounced the food of the earth, and I am never
 3  1, 10|    healthy, are fed on the same food." ~"So," said I, "all these
 4  1, 16|    fairly worn out from want of food and sleep, I returned to
 5  1, 17|        had no lack of excellent food, and the rapidity of the
 6  1, 19| furnished us with very delicate food. We took also a large number
 7  1, 20|  protested against the ordinary food on the Nautilus. ~"Excellent!"
 8  1, 20|      furnished us with precious food that we missed on board.
 9  1, 20|    furnish, at least, estimable food. We were very satisfied
10  1, 22|         had been mixed with the food we had just taken. Imprisonment
11  2, 12|       variety from our ordinary food. From that day I noticed
12  2, 16|         two hours, to take some food and rest, I found a perceptible
13  2, 17|        had been so long without food, that they could not with
14  2, 17|   bottom. It served as nest and food for myriads of crustacea
15  2, 22|       have been able to procure food and some bottles of water." ~"