Part, Chapter

 1  1, 15|       free to act; the sleeves ended in gloves, which in no way
 2  1, 16|      was obliged to stop. Here ended Captain Nemo's domains.
 3  1, 17|   others pickled. ~The fishing ended, the provision of air renewed,
 4  1, 19|      Torres. His communication ended there. ~The Torres Straits
 5  1, 23|    rested. ~A slight declivity ended in an uneven bottom, at
 6  2, 1 |       under the sea. The first ended with the moving scene in
 7  2, 5 |       the adventure would have ended, if the Canadian, still
 8  2, 6 |      entirely upon you." ~Thus ended a conversation which, at
 9  2, 6 |       of these new islands was ended." ~"Nothing is ever ended
10  2, 6 |      ended." ~"Nothing is ever ended in the volcanic parts of
11  2, 9 | However," said he, "all is not ended. It is only a blow of the
12  2, 10|     elements, a struggle which ended in the victory of Neptune.
13  2, 11|        persuasion. This voyage ended, would he not consent to
14  2, 11|     their time and trouble, so ended the chase by plunging under
15  2, 22|      for the catastrophe which ended this voyage. Of Captain