Chapter

 1 IV  |          Michel; “they might have cut off my head, beginning at
 2 VIII|           there at least we shall cut a great figure. We will
 3 XIII|          harness to their plow to cut such furrows!”~“They are
 4 XIII|         perfectly straight, as if cut by a line; others were slightly
 5 XIII|          crossed each other, some cut through craters; here they
 6 XV  |        the more intolerable as it cut sharply on the frightful
 7 XV  |         and a half per second. It cut the projectile’s path and
 8 XVI |    projectile, some bright points cut upon the dark shield of
 9 XXI |           hauling in, resolved to cut.~“we will fasten the end
10 XXI | permission, we will have the line cut.”~A strong buoy, strengthened
11 XXI |            but an unforseen event cut short their everlasting