Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2| thirty-five or forty years of age, strongly built, very sunburnt, and
 2 1,3|           companions, who were all strongly attached to the intrepid
 3 1,4|       south and west winds blew so strongly, they could succeed in making
 4 1,9|        scanty hair; its toes, then strongly fixed in the ground, seemed
 5 1,1|        aridity which contrasted so strongly with the luxuriant vegetation
 6 1,5|           and also an animal which strongly resembled both a hedgehog
 7 1,9|         rolled to the entrance and strongly cemented together. Cyrus
 8 2,5|            reporter's proposal, so strongly seconded by the sailor,
 9 2,2|          hull had been roughly but strongly forged at the Chimneys.
10 3,3|           both largely peopled and strongly defended. ~In the event
11 3,3|            Cyrus Harding felt this strongly, and he asked himself what