Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|         the reporter. The latter, deeply absorbed, did not see him
 2 1,9|         stupidly rolled its eyes, deeply buried in a thick bed of
 3 2,9|       without regret! ~And yet so deeply is the love of his country
 4 2,4|         noticed, Mr. Spilett, how deeply sunk his eyes are?" asked
 5 2,5| expression of his countenance was deeply sorrowful, a proof that
 6 3,1|           it may be conceived how deeply their hearts were moved
 7 3,2|         that a refusal would have deeply wounded the former convict,
 8 3,2|   recounted their deeds, drinking deeply at the same time, and this
 9 3,5|         that mysterious being, so deeply concerned in their life,
10 3,5|  illuminating the vast cavern, so deeply excavated in the bowels
11 3,6|     feelings. He became an artist deeply impressed by the marvels
12 3,7|      heard, and their hearts were deeply touched by the thought that
13 3,0|      Ayrton!" said Cyrus Harding, deeply touched. Then, addressing