Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|    limits, even for those whose gaze, from their commanding position,
 2 1,3|  nothing around them. While the gaze of the reporter and Neb
 3 1,0|       the sea. Consequently the gaze of an observer posted on
 4 1,0|       perfectly dark, and their gaze could not extend over a
 5 1,1| eyebrows. ~From the ocean their gaze returned to the island which
 6 1,1|   Chimneys, and from whence the gaze could embrace the whole
 7 1,3|      obstacle intercepted their gaze, which swept the horizon
 8 2,1|     this elevated situation his gaze extended over all the southern
 9 2,5|       the promontory, and their gaze was directed towards the
10 2,5|         settlers now were their gaze could extend along the southwest.
11 2,3|        day they all fixed their gaze on the western horizon. ~"
12 3,4|         climbing the spur their gaze extended over a large section
13 3,6|      Nemo fixed his penetrating gaze upon the engineer, as though