Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |   pretended that this slender fly had stopped a telegram on
 2  1, 9 |    victim, and I was going to fly to the rescue, when suddenly
 3  1, 20|      feathers obliges them to fly against the wind. Their
 4  1, 20|       powerless. It could not fly; it could hardly walk. ~
 5  2, 8 |    that Captain Nemo does not fly from civilised seas, and
 6  2, 13|    give the Nautilus wings to fly over it!" ~"Over it, sir!"
 7  2, 21|    Ned and Conseil. ~"We will fly!" I exclaimed. ~"Good!"
 8  2, 21|  companions and I resolved to fly when the vessel should be
 9  2, 21|      be possible, but easy to fly. ~At three in the morning,
10  2, 22|       voice, "We are going to fly." I sat up. ~"When shall
11  2, 22|        Yes, Ned, yes. We will fly to-night, even if the sea
12  2, 22|  thick brown shadows, we must fly. I returned to the saloon,
13  2, 22|    and ask me why I wished to fly. I was constantly on the
14  2, 22| saloon, which I must cross to fly. There I should meet him