Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|    fortieth parallel, would be subject, in the Southern Hemisphere,
 2 1,0|    greatly from cold. ~On this subject the ingenuity of Harding
 3 2,0|      leaves, chop them up, and subject them to a certain torrefaction
 4 2,0| whalers are not agreed on this subject. Is it air or is it water
 5 2,1|    preliminary operations, the subject of which was to rid the
 6 2,1|     was no further talk on the subject, but the incident, however,
 7 2,4|       seized Pencroft upon the subject of his vessel. Should the
 8 2,6|       be under his power, as a subject under the influence of a
 9 2,8|      you gave yesterday on the subject of the bottle has not satisfied
10 2,8|        of the island should be subject to a surveillance of some
11 2,0| occurred in the island, on the subject of which I shall be happy
12 2,0|        willing or not, he felt subject. Neb and he often talked
13 3,8|      had questioned him on the subject of Ayrton, whom he was astonished
14 3,1|      intermittent fevers being subject to frequent and dangerous
15 3,5|       bore on some interesting subject the hour for sleep was delayed