Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|  penetrate the mystery of that submarine combat, and to ascertain
 2 1,1|       limestone forms enormous submarine erections, of which the
 3 2,3| probably due like ours to some submarine convulsion." ~At eleven
 4 3,4|     inexplicable but frightful submarine action, which had been at
 5 3,5|       all was explained by the submarine explosion of this torpedo.
 6 3,5|     isolating substance like a submarine cable, so as to assure the
 7 3,5|        and seek there for some submarine cavern? In their excited
 8 3,6|    also that of this wonderful submarine vessel-" ~"The 'Nautilus'?"
 9 3,6|      his dockyard, and there a submarine vessel was constructed from
10 3,6|        the earth. He named his submarine vessel the "Nautilus," called
11 3,6|       whale species, now for a submarine vessel carrying a crew of
12 3,6| Nautilus" towards one of those submarine caverns which had sometimes
13 3,6|       employed in the chase of submarine creatures. Thus were explained
14 3,7|       that the navigation of a submarine vessel such as the 'Nautilus'
15 3,7|        discuss the question of submarine vessels. The 'Nautilus'
16 3,7|      moored to the side of the submarine vessel. ~The canoe was now