Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|       But a sailor is never at a loss when there is a question
 2 1,5|        no result. It was a grave loss in their circumstances,
 3 1,5|       Herbert did not reply. The loss of the box was certainly
 4 1,5| appearance of this new land, the loss of their leader, the exploration
 5 1,6|         would not believe in the loss of Cyrus Harding. No, it
 6 1,2|          of the Union were at no loss for the right name of these
 7 1,9|        plateau. This was a great loss of time, and was also very
 8 1,9|      would avoid all fatigue and loss of time, for the inhabitants
 9 2,2|       but Jup was very weak from loss of blood, and a high fever
10 3,7|        too much enfeebled by the loss of blood. ~The reporter,
11 3,3|      which he was so proud. ~The loss of the "Bonadventure" was
12 3,3|          it was agreed that this loss should be repaired as soon
13 3,6|  succored, shall ever mourn your loss." ~Herbert, who had drawn