Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|     were excellent, and as eggs contain everything indispensable
 2 1,1|       will not be too small, to contain and nourish terrestrial
 3 2,2|     would not have been able to contain the articles possibly enclosed
 4 2,2| appeared that the chest did not contain something which he evidently
 5 2,8|     Mount Franklin, destined to contain the ruminants, whose presence
 6 2,8|        would be large enough to contain a hundred musmons and wild
 7 2,1|         the number which should contain the article, if it should
 8 2,6|        lips. He could no longer contain himself! At last he folded
 9 2,6|  mechanism, the box destined to contain the two millstones, the
10 3,2|  forests of the Far West do not contain some habitation. Our exploration
11 3,5|       filled by the sea; others contain entire lakes in their sides.