Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|       here, captain-A grain of corn!" ~And he showed his companions
 2 1,0|        a present. ~"A grain of corn?" said the engineer quickly. ~"
 3 1,0|      we make with one grain of corn?" ~"We will make bread of
 4 1,0|       bread that this grain of corn will make won't choke us
 5 1,0|     how many ears one grain of corn can produce?" ~"One, I suppose!"
 6 1,0| multiplication of the grain of corn, of which the ear only bears
 7 1,0|       single precious grain of corn. It was first proposed to
 8 1,0|        supply another grain of corn, if unfortunately this should
 9 2,6|         The colony was rich in corn, for ten bushels alone were
10 2,6|     for man. In fact, they had corn, but not flour, and the
11 2,8| particularly in vegetables and corn, increased from day to day,
12 3,1|    devastated crops, either of corn or vegetables. The grain