Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|     lightening the balloon. The ropes which held the car were
 2 1,4|         a question of cables or ropes, and Pencroft rapidly twisted
 3 1,9|        hand of Pencroft. ~Other ropes were made with vegetable
 4 2,2| fastened to its sides by strong ropes, knotted with a skill which
 5 2,2|  evidently float it. One of the ropes which fastened the barrels
 6 2,5|        considerable quantity of ropes and cordage, and the circle
 7 2,5|    carrying this load of cloth, ropes, and cordage, to Granite
 8 2,2|        case of the balloon, the ropes and cables from the net
 9 2,2|       were attached strong bolt ropes, and there still remained
10 2,3|         he lent a hand with the ropes, and Captain Pencroft was
11 3,4|     masts and spars by means of ropes, the ends of which were
12 3,4|         of a tree to fasten the ropes or by lending his stout