Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|          tide does not throw it up, sooner or later. This Neb knew,
 2 1,8|           him back to consciousness sooner than they could have expected.
 3 1,9|              he exclaimed. "I could sooner light my arms by rubbing
 4 1,4|             means of going away!" ~"Sooner, perhaps, than you imagine,
 5 2,1|             run the danger of being sooner or later completely stopped?" ~"
 6 2,6| presentiment in the fixed idea that sooner or later the unhappy man
 7 2,7|         Harding. ~"When?" ~"Perhaps sooner than you think, Pencroft." ~
 8 3,7|           but if we should succeed, sooner or later we shall return
 9 3,8|       Zealand, they might at least, sooner or later, proceed to Tabor
10 3,9|          has made me cognizant must sooner or later bring about the
11 3,9|       extinguish, and who know that sooner or later the flames must