Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|    seen crawling on the sand; seals, doubtless, who appeared
 2 1,5|  towards Gideon Spilett. "Are seals needed to make iron?" ~"
 3 1,5| important not to frighten the seals, who were lying on the sand
 4 1,5|       motion. ~These were the seals which were to be captured.
 5 1,5|     An hour passed before the seals came to play on the sand.
 6 1,5|       between the sea and the seals. Two of the animals soon
 7 1,5|     in safety. ~"Here are the seals required, captain!" said
 8 1,5|         Well! these are lucky seals!" ~It was, in fact, a blowing-machine,
 9 1,5|       had at his disposal two seals' skins, which he intended
10 1,0|     the first fine days. ~The seals were numerous, and the hunters,
11 1,2|     than of so many foxes and seals. ~"Bears," said he, "are
12 2,3|     of sea-birds and herds of seals, which threw themselves