Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        I do not see the land, I feel it... it is there... there...
 2 1,7| foundations, and Pencroft could feel rapid quiverings under his
 3 1,8|       ready, and as soon as you feel strong enough we will carry
 4 1,9|           cried the sailor. ~"I feel dreadfully weak," replied
 5 1,7|          Is it not true? Now, I feel sure that there is some
 6 1,8|      slowly. They could not but feel a certain awe, in this venturing
 7 2,1|         of the sorrow you would feel if you were obliged to forsake
 8 2,3|     next day they could not but feel some emotion. There was
 9 2,6|      distance, so that he might feel himself free; but he did
10 2,7|     they sought; but he did not feel himself worthy to extend
11 2,0|        the honest Negro did not feel at his ease in those enormous
12 3,1|        Did not the penitent yet feel himself pardoned, either
13 3,4|  situation for those regions to feel the greatest cold. Nothing
14 3,8|         violence!" ~"Do not you feel a certain vibration of the
15 3,8|       and goats which seemed to feel a certain uneasiness in