Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7| everything new must be to the advantage of Cyrus Harding. Why had
 2 1,5| Catalan method, which has the advantage of transforming the ore
 3 1,6|      Mercy and Lake Grant, an advantage which must not be neglected.
 4 1,7|    means, which have also the advantage of producing it to a superior
 5 1,1|      the silent arrow had the advantage of not frightening the birds,
 6 2,5|     could not be of any great advantage to them until some easy
 7 3,7|      water has, moreover, the advantage of leaving the wound in
 8 3,7|      dressing, a considerable advantage, since it has been found
 9 3,8|      now the wretches had the advantage on their side, seeing, and
10 3,8| science had known how to take advantage of what she offered them. ~
11 3,9|    divided, for it gave great advantage to the pirates. Since Ayrton'
12 3,4|      oaks and elms. They took advantage of the opening already made
13 3,6|   possessed of every personal advantage, he was ever grave-somber
14 3,8|    before them. Evidently the advantage to the colonists would be
15 3,8|      yet, as we can derive no advantage from an eruption, it might