Part, Chapter

 1  1, 3 |       benefit), and I will not bring back less than half a yard
 2  1, 10|        and I have been able to bring together some objects of
 3  1, 17|   Captain Nemo did not wish to bring the ship to the wind. There
 4  1, 19|        mean the year that will bring us to the end of our imprisonment,
 5  1, 20|     enough. We must absolutely bring down some game to satisfy
 6  1, 20|   which gave us few chances to bring them down; and, indeed,
 7  2, 4 |       middle of the sand would bring to light a large number
 8  2, 6 | certainly not! And I could not bring myself to the idea of abandoning
 9  2, 6 |   which, on a dark night, will bring the Nautilus a short distance
10  2, 8 |      of Santorin. Would chance bring me to his presence before
11  2, 8 |    potentate was sufficient to bring the Pyrenees under his yoke,
12  2, 9 |     preceding night, hoping to bring him back to the idea of
13  2, 16|        nights and four days to bring this enterprise to a satisfactory
14  2, 16| floated they towed it so as to bring it above the immense trench
15  2, 17|        be seen whether he will bring the ship into the Pacific