Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|   magician, he was certainly no ordinary man. At last speech returned
 2 1,0|     tawny color. ~They were not ordinary sheep, but a species usually
 3 1,7|         perhaps tenfold that of ordinary powder, and which has already
 4 1,8|         some guncotton, or even ordinary powder, as we have azotic
 5 2,8|     force is four times that of ordinary powder. ~To make pyroxyle,
 6 2,8|        only at his disposal the ordinary azotic acid and not the
 7 2,8|     substituting for the latter ordinary azotic acid, mixed, in the
 8 2,5|         reason for substituting ordinary powder. ~When the unloading
 9 2,8| Pencroft, and Neb resumed their ordinary occupations. On this day
10 3,5|        ought to employ, not the ordinary powder, the supply of which,
11 3,5|     said, is four times that of ordinary powder: the projectile to