Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|          a few hours the wind had changed from a hurricane to a fresh
 2 1,4|      gradually, the massive sides changed to isolated rocks, the rocks
 3 1,8|            Despair had completely changed his countenance. He could
 4 1,1|        fine day, when it is quite changed, quite put in order and
 5 1,7|           sulphuret of iron to be changed to sulphate of iron and
 6 1,1|       this Pacific may one day be changed into a vast continent, which
 7 1,1|       will some day be completely changed; that by the raising of
 8 1,2|         which they would not have changed on any account. ~Then the
 9 2,3|      supposed that this direction changed beyond that point, and that
10 2,6| recommended by the engineer, fast changed into great irritation, and
11 2,6|        saw that the situation had changed. ~In fact, the apes, seized
12 2,9|            Chapter 9 ~The weather changed during the first week of
13 3,5|         to lose any time they had changed the hours for their meals;
14 3,8|     gunpowder fell, and instantly changed the appearance of the soil.
15 3,8|           first exploration. ~How changed was everything! Instead