Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|            How many people do you wish to bring with you?" asked
 2 1,6|          which the sailor did not wish to destroy. As for him,
 3 1,7|  unaccountable and unlikely." ~"I wish I could think like you,
 4 1,8| companions. They, no doubt, would wish to see the unfortunate man
 5 1,1|          by doubling Cape Horn. I wish to hide nothing of our position
 6 1,4|      replied Herbert, who did not wish to put himself forward. ~"
 7 1,4|            the height of which we wish to measure, the distance
 8 1,7|  different ways. ~Now, why did he wish for this agent? Simply to
 9 1,8|          out, and if they did not wish to find their way in the
10 1,1|          here then, as we have no wish to die here, and hope to
11 1,2|      could, notwithstanding their wish for it, venture forth, and
12 2,2|        idea, and, yielding to his wish, he opened exactly at a
13 2,5|          construct a bridge if we wish to have an easy access to
14 2,6|         not show any anger. ~"You wish to join the colony?" again
15 2,7|           masters, and evinced no wish to escape. He was a gentle
16 2,7|           the onagers appeared to wish to leave the plateau, too
17 2,8|        forest without showing any wish to leave them. It was most
18 2,0|         will have nothing left to wish for in this world." ~The
19 2,0|         whale appeared to have no wish to leave the waters of the
20 2,0|        the spot, for they did not wish to taint the environs of
21 2,1|          it, you are the first to wish to leave it." ~"Only to
22 2,2|       opposition, but who did not wish to cause him anxiety. ~"
23 2,5|           on land he manifested a wish to run away. ~But Cyrus
24 2,5|        answer, and yet he did not wish to treat his invalid roughly!
25 2,5|          not inspire him with any wish to escape!" ~"Yes," replied
26 2,6|          the stranger appeared to wish gradually to mingle with
27 2,6|      firmer voice, "look at me, I wish it!" ~The stranger looked
28 2,6|           have been, and that the wish to unburden himself stifles
29 2,6|      darkened, and he appeared to wish to escape, but making a
30 2,7|    companions but your friends. I wish you to believe that, and
31 2,7|    constrain you in anything. You wish to live at the corral, so
32 2,7|      Granite House. But since you wish to live at the corral we
33 3,1|           return with any who may wish to follow us to colonize
34 3,2|            But to this man, whose wish was, as he had said, to
35 3,3|            both that they did not wish to show themselves as yet
36 3,3|         reporter. ~"Would you not wish, captain, that Ayrton and
37 3,4|           explosion," and did not wish to give it up. He would
38 3,5|         do will be best; when you wish me to join you in your researches,
39 3,5|      Everybody is against me! You wish to be generous to those
40 3,9|           in the corral." ~"Oh! I wish that he was there, at Granite
41 3,9|     friends to yield to the lad's wish, and God alone knew that
42 3,0|         and no doubt they did not wish to expose themselves. But
43 3,1|          It is enough to make one wish to have a fever oneself!"
44 3,1|           so, notwithstanding his wish to the contrary, Herbert
45 3,5|       them to the corral, and all wish for rest had ceased. Without
46 3,6|         desert island, but had no wish to be himself discovered
47 3,7|          for he had expressed his wish to remain in the midst of
48 3,7|           shall die here-it is my wish; and therefore I have a
49 3,7|    basaltic rocks, Captain Nemo's wish is that it shall be buried
50 3,7|           be buried with him. His wish is our law, and we will
51 3,7|      loved!" ~"You have some last wish to transmit," said the engineer
52 3,7|          simply,-~"Mr. Harding, I wish to speak with you-alone!" ~
53 3,7|        companions, respecting the wish, retired. ~Cyrus Harding
54 3,8|         visit to Dakkar Grotto. I wish to inspect it. At any rate