Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|   promontory, of which they had turned the point, must be attached
 2 1,4|         mouth; it then suddenly turned and disappeared beneath
 3 1,4|    midday. The tide had already turned. They must now avail themselves
 4 1,5|  choking smoke. Herbert quickly turned the match so as to augment
 5 1,6| southeast. Herbert and Pencroft turned the angle of the Chimneys,
 6 1,8|          Spilett and the sailor turned pale. Herbert clasped his
 7 1,9|       bits of wood which he had turned down, and was exerting himself
 8 1,0|        reach the mountain. They turned the south angle and followed
 9 1,5|       before the hut, the roast turned, and at eight o'clock, while
10 1,1|    disputed this. ~After having turned the point, the settlers
11 2,1|       mind. He took the bullet, turned it over and over, rolled
12 2,1|       chelonian" which they had turned over on the sand; but, two
13 2,1|     away; as I tell you, we had turned it over on its back!" ~"
14 2,1|     able to do in the water. It turned over when the tide overtook
15 2,2|        on the beach?" ~All eyes turned towards the point indicated. ~"
16 2,4|      the rising tide would have turned back the current of the
17 2,5|         t you know that the sea turned it over?" ~"Who knows?"
18 2,6|       intelligent race could be turned to account. ~The settlers
19 2,7|   damage, for although they had turned everything in the rooms
20 2,9|    turning-lathe, with which he turned several articles both for
21 2,9|        planed, they filed, they turned; and during the whole of
22 2,9|       brushed their clothes, he turned the spit, he waited at table,
23 2,9|       quantity of the paste: he turned it about on a metal plate,
24 2,2|         quality, and the sailor turned them all to account. To
25 2,4|     unhappy object, but soon he turned away and the look of intelligence
26 2,6|      the formidable animal, who turned to meet this new adversary. ~
27 2,0|         at that moment the tide turned, it was impossible to enter.
28 3,2|         destroyed, their island turned into a pirates' den! He
29 3,4|          She had been regularly turned over by the inexplicable
30 3,7|         and Gideon Spilett then turned the poor boy over; as they
31 3,8|       believed that fortune had turned against them. ~In fact,
32 3,1|        set out. ~The cart first turned the angle of the mouth of
33 3,2|       objection when the latter turned back to the wood. ~In a
34 3,5|      towards whom all eyes were turned, shook his head negatively. ~"
35 3,7|        whole life, Captain Nemo turned to the colonists and said, ~"
36 3,8|      around the summit of which turned fuliginous flames. So much