Part, Chapter

 1  1, 7 |     felt great difficulty in bearing up. Conseil saw this. ~"
 2  1, 13|  alone, lost in thoughts all bearing on the commander of the
 3  1, 18|    work, and a bronze clock, bearing this inscription--"Bazin
 4  2, 3 | inevitably draw from it--one bearing upon the unparalleled courage
 5  2, 6 |    which was a copper plate, bearing the cypher of the Nautilus
 6  2, 8 |  myself if this incident was bearing on our projected flight. ~"
 7  2, 9 |     contact. ~Rapid currents bearing all these gases in diffusion
 8  2, 9 |    there now before my eyes, bearing upon it the unexceptionable
 9  2, 10|     grew into a vaulted roof bearing the shape of an immense
10  2, 14|     Captain, two of his men, bearing instruments, Conseil, and
11  2, 14|     unfurled a black banner, bearing an "N" in gold quartered