Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         wind had changed from a hurricane to a fresh breeze, that
 2 1,1|      what part of the world the hurricane had driven them. But they
 3 1,2|       Chapter 2 ~Those whom the hurricane had just thrown on this
 4 1,2|       that it was changing to a hurricane. The tempest soon became
 5 1,2|     lives in its execution. The hurricane was in all its violence,
 6 1,2|      hindered on account of the hurricane. ~Captain Harding had listened
 7 1,2|    indeed, the full rage of the hurricane was exhibited to the voyagers.
 8 1,7| Notwithstanding the fury of the hurricane, the uproar of the tempest,
 9 1,2|     been blown down by the last hurricane. Pencroft and Neb also pushed
10 1,2|         living there during the hurricane. The sea had left unquestionable
11 2,1|      And if you are caught in a hurricane?" ~"There is no fear of
12 3,9|        of the lake aroused by a hurricane, then suddenly solidified