Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|         all he did was without effort to one of his vigorous and
2 1,8| instead of replying, and by an effort which exhibited the most
3 1,9|    engineer, who, without much effort, rose and stood upright. ~"
4 2,7|      easily, and only a slight effort was needed to rise it; between
5 2,6|   escape, but making a violent effort over himself, and in an
6 3,3|       But at the first serious effort, every obstacle will disappear,
7 3,7|      Captain Nemo by a supreme effort succeeded in folding his
8 3,9|        so flourishing. So much effort ineffectually expended,
9 3,0|     Ayrton alone, by a supreme effort, from time to time raised