Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|         quite a passion for the science. His father had encouraged
 2 1,6|      have brought his practical science, his inventive mind to bear
 3 1,9|  microcosm, a compound of every science, a possessor of all human
 4 1,2|        constant to his favorite science, Natural History, reverted
 5 1,2|       practical applications of science. The colonists had no library
 6 2,2|         1 dictionary of natural science, in six volumes; 3 reams
 7 2,2|         dictionaries of natural science and Polynesian idioms, both
 8 2,9|       found in the engineer for science, and the reporter for languages,
 9 3,8|        time come when all their science would be at fault? They
10 3,8|   constantly loaded them, their science had known how to take advantage
11 3,6| knowledge of every kind, and in science, literature, and art his
12 3,6|     Still, for long the love of science triumphed over all other
13 3,6|       warrior became the man of science. Upon a deserted island
14 3,0|  necessaries of life. All their science and intelligence could avail