Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        seconds later would have been past recognizing in Top's stomach.
 2 1,4|           clock is it?" ~"One minute past five," replied Gideon Spilett
 3 2,6|           some time. ~It was already past twelve o'clock, when the
 4 2,6| recollections which recalled all his past life-a melancholy life doubtless-and
 5 2,6|            there?.... Do you know my past?.... How do you know that
 6 2,6|              partially spoken of his past life, the poor penitent
 7 2,7|         There had been some mournful past, perhaps expiated in the
 8 2,7|         would interrogate him on his past life. ~Harding held him
 9 3,5|           which he has about his sad past." ~"Certainly, Mr. Spilett,"
10 3,5|            the island. ~However, the past did not necessarily answer
11 3,5|              House at twelve minutes past nine. At forty-seven minutes
12 3,5|               At forty-seven minutes past nine they had traversed
13 3,6|             any rate as regards your past life. I am, with the rest
14 3,6|             have been a thing of the past. ~The name of Prince Dakkar
15 3,6|              who knew nothing of the past history of Captain Nemo,
16 3,6|      colonists as they recounted the past, and studied the present
17 3,6|            was in supposing that the past can be resuscitated, and
18 3,8|             breath. It was therefore past ten o'clock when the engineer
19 3,0|              as they had been in the past; but never could they forget