Part, Chapter

 1  1, 12| arrangement it resists like a block, as if it were solid. Its
 2  1, 23|       the bush changed into a block of stony knobs. ~Chance
 3  2, 4 |      Gulf. It was evidently a block without any possible egress.
 4  2, 11|       resistance like a solid block. We had attained a depth
 5  2, 14|       I saw him standing on a block of basalt, his instruments
 6  2, 15|      accident?" ~"An enormous block of ice, a whole mountain,
 7  2, 15|   Nautilus is rising, but the block of ice is floating with
 8  2, 15|   would right itself when the block stopped. But at this moment
 9  2, 15|        because the overturned block, having slid by degrees,
10  2, 15|    that its spur had struck a block of ice. It must have been
11  2, 15|      until we are out of this block." ~"As you please, sir,"
12  2, 16|   hours, we had only raised a block of ice one yard thick, on
13  2, 16|        during the night a new block a yard square was carried