Part, Chapter

 1  1, 4 |    would be shorter, as we are speaking of sea water, the density
 2  1, 5 |       the delay would (morally speaking) expire; after that time,
 3  1, 7 |  island?" ~"Or, more correctly speaking, on our gigantic narwhal." ~"
 4  1, 8 |    having vainly exhausted our speaking resources, I knew not what
 5  1, 14| shrugged his shoulders without speaking, and Conseil and he left
 6  1, 21| thoughts, do you suppose?" ~So speaking, Captain Nemo seemed moved,
 7  1, 23| inclination in return, without speaking. I resumed my work, hoping
 8  2, 4 |       he continued: ~"You were speaking of the opinions of ancient
 9  2, 12|   Which means to say, strictly speaking, that the air contained
10  2, 14|        him, and waited without speaking. Noon arrived, and, as before,
11  2, 15|     opening. That is all." ~In speaking thus, I wished to appear
12  2, 18|      dull. Without noticing or speaking to us, he went to the panel,
13  2, 21|   looked at each other without speaking. A deep stupor had taken
14  2, 22|       Land and Conseil avoided speaking, for fear of betraying themselves.