Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|    only a fine-weather mist. A hot sun soon penetrated to the
 2 1,5|        roasting them under the hot cinders. In a few minutes
 3 1,9|        The bits of wood became hot, to be sure, but much less
 4 1,9|         and soon I shall be as hot as you are, my good Pencroft!" ~
 5 1,5|   which is malleable both when hot or cold, with the hammer.
 6 1,2|      beasts were only found in hot countries?" ~"On the new
 7 1,2| boiling for several hours on a hot fire, which did as much
 8 2,0|        certain torrefaction on hot stones. This took two months;
 9 2,2|   whose eyes were glowing like hot coals. ~"They must not pass!"
10 3,0|       To this soon succeeded a hot fit; his face became flushed;
11 3,4|      on the contrary, are very hot." ~"But why, if you please,