Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|    and sanguine temperament. Learned, clear-headed, and practical,
 2 1,2|   reporter. The two men then learned to appreciate each other.
 3 1,5|     most ingenious, the most learned, he who was their unquestioned
 4 1,3|    talented reporter, having learned everything so as to be able
 5 1,3|      Chinese wormwood to the learned, but to us it will be tinder." ~
 6 2,3| first time, they had not yet learned to fear them. It would have
 7 2,2|  which were emitted from the learned manipulation of Neb and
 8 3,2| shouts and libations. Ayrton learned that chance alone had brought
 9 3,9|     me that something may be learned from the incident." ~"What
10 3,3|      may be imagined when he learned the news of Herbert's death.
11 3,3|     during his seclusion. He learned Herbert's adventures, and
12 3,4|   and men, Pencroft, however learned they may be, can never change
13 3,4| Pencroft, "the world is very learned. what a big book, captain,
14 3,6|    chased her. ~Captain Nemo learned from this professor that
15 3,6|   the present and future. He learned from them the tremendous