Part,  Chapter

 1 2,7|    loaded with the case and rigging of the balloon. ~At eight
 2 2,2|     the sailor; "I have the rigging of the vessel to finish
 3 2,2|   of cordage. Thanks to the rigging which had been discovered
 4 2,2| therefore happened that the rigging was entirely prepared before
 5 3,1| answered Pencroft, "for her rigging alone is above the horizon,
 6 3,3|   pirates, scattered in the rigging, followed every movement
 7 3,4|    either from the cargo or rigging of the brig. At low tide
 8 3,3|    all the ironwork-all the rigging of the brig at our disposal." ~"
 9 3,8|  unnecessary to manufacture rigging, that of the "Speedy" having
10 3,9|   interior woodwork and the rigging might be finished afterwards,