Part, Chapter

 1  1, 5 |    Conseil. I fancy we shall run a fair chance of being laughed
 2  1, 12|      not of wood; no coal to run short, for electricity is
 3  1, 17| several mountain-chains that run parallel with the side,
 4  1, 18|     to some vessels that had run aground on the reefs some
 5  1, 19|      left by the ebb. We had run aground, and in one of those
 6  1, 21|   situation of the Nautilus, run aground in exactly the same
 7  2, 2 |   seize" which made my blood run cold. ~"Well, and you, Conseil,
 8  2, 4 |     current must necessarily run from the Red Sea to the
 9  2, 10|  Neptune. But many ages have run out since then, and the
10  2, 14|      we landed. The boat had run aground, bringing the Captain.
11  2, 16|  will tell us. I am going to run the Nautilus aground on
12  2, 18|    the imagination is apt to run wild. Not only is it supposed
13  2, 22|      involuntarily, had been run by the Captain. ~It was