Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         the ground, as the squalls dashed it furiously about. ~The
 2 1,2|             held to the ground and dashed about by the wind, would
 3 1,2|          disappeared, after having dashed the car against two chimneys,
 4 1,7|           the reef. Heavy rain was dashed by the storm into particles
 5 1,7|           reporter and the boy, he dashed out, after having put up
 6 1,7|     Spilett, Herbert, and Pencroft dashed into the cave. ~Neb was
 7 1,8|   surprising, as he must have been dashed against the rocks; even
 8 1,7|     foaming across the plateau and dashed down a height of three hundred
 9 2,3|           of a pigeon, the plumage dashed with green, part of the
10 2,4|         broad, whose rapid current dashed foaming over the numerous
11 2,6|      throwing themselves out, were dashed to pieces in their fall,
12 2,0|          the shore would have been dashed to pieces. Twice, during
13 3,5| slightly-balanced rocks, and being dashed into the sea. The descent