Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|       mind and body, impetuous wishes, and powerful will. He might
2 1,5|    does with the wood which he wishes to carbonize. In this way,
3 1,8|    many things." ~However, the wishes of the settlers were for
4 3,1|       perhaps this vessel only wishes to survey the coast of the
5 3,6|  friendship. As if despite his wishes, he penetrated all the secrets
6 3,7|    Nemo, "to carry out my last wishes, and I shall be repaid for
7 3,7| silence. ~"Pay attention to my wishes," he continued. "The 'Nautilus'
8 3,7|      He had expressed his last wishes, and they had nothing to
9 3,7|      by carrying out his dying wishes. ~Cyrus Harding and his