Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|    west, and whose enormous shadow stretching to the shore
 2 1,4|      It was by means of the shadow cast on the sand by the
 3 1,4|  fact, the moment when this shadow would reach its minimum
 4 1,4|  watch the extremity of the shadow, so as to ascertain the
 5 1,4|      Cyrus Harding made the shadow longer, and consequently
 6 1,4|  its point be followed. The shadow of the stick was nothing
 7 1,4|  diminutions of the stick's shadow. His companions, bending
 8 1,4|    which it marked when the shadow would be at its shortest.
 9 1,4|    sun slowly advanced, the shadow slowly diminished, and when
10 3,2| voice, who, standing in the shadow, quickly threw the light
11 3,2| darker than the surrounding shadow, and nothing disturbed its
12 3,0|     them to retain even the shadow of a hope? No! What was