Chapter

 1 II    |          good housekeeper Martha opened the study door, saying:~“
 2 IV    |     secret, when the, study door opened, and my uncle appeared.~
 3 VI    |         required atlas. My uncle opened it and said:~“Here is one
 4 VIII  |          a lesson~in abysses.”~I opened my eyes. I saw houses squashed
 5 XIII  |        boër which was hospitably opened to receive us.~It was a
 6 XIV   | important question you have just opened, for we must not be guilty
 7 XVII  |           The provision case was opened; we refreshed ourselves,
 8 XVII  |         When lying on my back, I opened my eyes and saw a bright
 9 XX    |         the next day the gallery opened before us its endless arcades.
10 XXIV  |      half.~At our feet there now opened a frightful abyss. My uncle,
11 XXIV  |       not yet had occasion to be opened.~My uncle noted every hour
12 XXVIII|         whole world of ideas had opened in my mind. I thought that
13 XXIX  |          he took my hand; when I opened my eyes he uttered a cry
14 XXIX  |       journey not over, then?” I opened a pair of astonished eyes,
15 XLI   |       the mouth of the tunnel. I opened my lantern. I laid hold
16 XLI   |         region; a great gulf had opened; and the sea, now changed
17 XLIV  |        BLUE MEDITERRANEAN~When I opened my eyes again I felt myself
18 XLV   |        had long lost sight of; I opened it, and began to watch it.~