Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      thousand miles from the capital of Virginia, which was the
 2 1,5|       The flat stones made a capital fireplace. The smoke went
 3 1,9|      stood upright. ~"That's capital!" cried the sailor. ~"I
 4 1,1|    open jaws, Shark Gulf." ~"Capital!" cried Pencroft, "and we
 5 1,2|    said, ~"Hey, Herbert! how capital it sounds! It will be impossible
 6 1,4|      sixteen dozen a day." ~"Capital!" replied Pencroft. "We
 7 1,5|      towards the engineer. ~"Capital," replied Harding. "We will
 8 1,6| reach of harm, that would be capital! I can see that on the front
 9 2,1| least four hundred pounds. ~"Capital!" cried Neb; "this is something
10 2,5|      shouted,-"Ho, splendid! capital!" ~"What is it?" asked Spilett. ~"
11 2,8|     Grant. The taking of the capital of the Confederates must
12 2,3|    soil of Lincoln Island. ~"Capital, jolly!" exclaimed Pencroft. "
13 3,4|     the corral, and with the capital guns which they carried,