Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|      life. But here, not any instrument whatever, not a utensil.
 2 1,2|      of the waves. It was an instrument of excellent quality, a
 3 1,3| found in the wood pile. This instrument finished, the engineer returned
 4 1,4|        Shall you not need an instrument similar to the one which
 5 1,4|  Cyrus Harding then took the instrument which he had made the evening
 6 1,4|      but a gun is a delicate instrument, and needs very particular
 7 1,4|    of the island, without an instrument of any sort, Herbert could
 8 1,4|    way which, for want of an instrument, would give him a suitable
 9 1,8| given by Gideon Spilett, the instrument, passing through the rock,
10 1,0|      trouble, but at last an instrument was obtained which, when
11 2,5|     even with the aid of the instrument. ~"Well," said Gideon Spilett, "
12 2,9|     thing to do it with this instrument, which is more perfect than
13 2,9|       then the needle of the instrument remained stationary at a
14 2,0|  have been made with a sharp instrument; that can't be understood,