Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|   hours. But the inevitable catastrophe could only be retarded,
 2 1,3| nearest to the scene of the catastrophe. They listened, they called,
 3 1,4|   of the coast on which the catastrophe had taken place. It was
 4 1,6|  wearing at the time of the catastrophe. We must mention, however,
 5 1,6|     coast, the scene of the catastrophe. He did not, he would not
 6 3,4|  stunned by this unexpected catastrophe. ~"Oh! this time, we shall
 7 3,4|    which had occasioned the catastrophe, at least the effect produced. ~
 8 3,4|     that had occasioned the catastrophe, but the interior arrangements
 9 3,7| wound would not involve any catastrophe. Pencroft felt the swelling
10 3,8|   at least, had escaped the catastrophe. They had disembarked on
11 3,9|  them before the inevitable catastrophe should arrive. ~Their labors
12 3,9| warned them of an impending catastrophe. A large number of the animals
13 3,0|    had also perished in the catastrophe; the birds, as well as those
14 3,0|    Granite House before the catastrophe, a little fresh water from