Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|     was like a body without a soul. ~Pencroft knew fifty ways
 2 1,1|     heat from a body when the soul has left it; and life will
 3 2,4|     asked if there were yet a soul in this body, or if the
 4 2,4|       of intelligence." ~"The soul does not die," said the
 5 2,4|        to rekindle his dulled soul. The dwelling was not far
 6 2,5|    and since there is still a soul in him, this soul we shall
 7 2,5|     still a soul in him, this soul we shall save!" ~The castaway
 8 2,5|       mind? In short, was the soul returning to the body? ~
 9 2,5| sufficient to reillumine that soul, a recollection crossing
10 2,5|      was on the watch for his soul, if one may use the expression!
11 3,7|       tenement of a departing soul. All of life was concentrated
12 3,7|       said solemnly, "May his soul be with God!" Turning to
13 3,0|    mercy have had pity on the soul of Captain Nemo, our benefactor." ~