Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |       given, and the frigate now simply went on by her own momentum.
 2  1, 6 |        my men." ~"And mine too," simply said the harpooner. ~Towards
 3  1, 7 | phenomenon, inasmuch as it was a simply human construction. ~We
 4  1, 10|         I rejoined, "you give us simply the choice between life
 5  1, 10|       between life and death?" ~"Simply." ~"My friends," said I, "
 6  1, 10|     value of this collection was simply impossible. Captain Nemo
 7  1, 14|          did not mention it, and simply answered that my companions
 8  1, 15|        see in all directions, by simply turning our head in the
 9  1, 19|          suffice?" said Conseil, simply. ~The Canadian looked at
10  1, 21|    object of my triumph. ~"It is simply an olive porphyry." {genus
11  2, 2 |           for naturalists, it is simply a morbid secretion of the
12  2, 9 |         high. But what I saw was simply a reflection, developed
13  2, 12|        Davis Straits, it must be simply because there is a passage