Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|       which indeed they might even die, should it be out of the
 2 1,7|      cooked, Pencroft let the fire die away, and only preserved
 3 1,8|          lain down on his grave to die!" ~It had indeed been a
 4 1,1|           uninhabitable; heat will die away, as does the heat from
 5 1,1|        then, as we have no wish to die here, and hope to get away
 6 2,0|           the Atlantic and come to die in the south of the Pacific,
 7 2,4| intelligence." ~"The soul does not die," said the reporter, "and
 8 2,6|           that he was condemned to die on that islet, and that
 9 2,6|  there-that I was not condemned to die there?.... Do you know my
10 3,1|           and if necessary we will die to defend it!" ~The engineer
11 3,2|         vociferations had begun to die away, and as a large number
12 3,2|         Well, we shall know how to die!" said the reporter. ~"Let
13 3,9|           t be uneasy, I shall not die on the road!" ~While speaking
14 3,0|       Pencroft. He was so young to die! The scene was heart-rending.
15 3,3|         and pardoned, would rather die than betray his companions.
16 3,7|            Nautilus' he desires to die." ~Without doubt Captain
17 3,7|            sir," he said. "I shall die here-it is my wish; and
18 3,7|           him. ~"To-morrow I shall die, and I desire no other tomb
19 3,7|       there should one live! there die! And I die far from all
20 3,7|         one live! there die! And I die far from all I loved!" ~"
21 3,7|          beyond human endurance. I die of having thought it possible
22 3,0|          Captain Nemo did right to die," said Neb. ~During the