Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      five days. ~The curious circumstances which led to the escape
 2 1,5|    was a grave loss in their circumstances, and for the time irreparable.
 3 1,7| delay was caused by some new circumstances which had induced him to
 4 1,6|    visited by the sea, under circumstances which are known, and it
 5 2,1|       and the other peculiar circumstances which had struck them at
 6 2,2|     enclosed might under any circumstances be sheltered from damp. ~"
 7 2,6|    and then act according to circumstances. But let us go to the Chimneys.
 8 3,1|     Ayrton, alone, under the circumstances which have been related,
 9 3,3|         We must be guided by circumstances," said the engineer. ~"Let
10 3,5|    the waves, and that under circumstances in which any one else would
11 3,2|  again under such unexpected circumstances. ~At this exclamation Ayrton
12 3,3|    to throw any light on the circumstances under which the bodies had
13 3,6|     intervention, in so many circumstances, had been so efficacious,
14 3,0|    of delirium. ~Under these circumstances was it possible for them