Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|        round and round without feeling the rotation in the slightest
 2 1,9|        without speaking. Then, feeling somewhat refreshed, Cyrus
 3 2,3| Pencroft with an indescribable feeling of pride. ~"Very good, Herbert,"
 4 2,6|      at himself for allowing a feeling to which he could not give
 5 2,0|        But they could not help feeling how valuable such a prize
 6 2,7|       for a few moments with a feeling of deep commiseration; then,-~ "
 7 2,9|       companions gazed, with a feeling of surprise bordering on
 8 3,2|  realized his own plans, and a feeling of horror took possession
 9 3,5|        is right to respect the feeling which he has about his sad
10 3,7|    moment of discouragement on feeling his great responsibility.
11 3,2|       But Pencroft, excited at feeling himself so near the corral
12 3,6|       into the sea. Moved by a feeling of compassion the captain