Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8| motionless body, and placed his ear to the engineer's chest,
 2 1,9|     which he was holding by the ear. This quadruped was a sort
 3 1,9|     only held by the tip of its ear, uttered a vigorous grunt,
 4 1,0|       round hat cocked over the ear. A Scotchman would have
 5 1,7|   Harding listened; placing his ear to the level of the lake,
 6 1,8|       tube, came clearly to the ear. ~"That is Top barking!"
 7 1,8|         Spilett in the sailor's ear, who nodded. Harding and
 8 1,0|        know how many grains one ear bears?" ~"No, upon my word." ~"
 9 1,0|     grain of corn, of which the ear only bears eight hundred
10 2,7|       by the engineer, and each ear containing eighty grains,
11 2,0|    pronounced in the reporter's ear by the engineer were well
12 3,2|         Spilett in the sailor's ear, "then will be the time
13 3,8|     reclined so as to place his ear to the ground, "it seems