Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|   coal, that is to say, get rid of the oxygen, to obtain
 2 1,5|    iron, that is to say, to rid it of the oxygen. ~Thus
 3 2,8| that the cotton, having got rid of the varnish, resumed
 4 2,9|     it would be easy to get rid of by pressure. This cellular
 5 2,1|     subject of which was to rid the wool of that fat and
 6 2,5|  suitably, after having got rid of the rag which covered
 7 3,5|  pity, and that we ought to rid the island of them as soon
 8 3,6|    here until the island is rid of these blackguards." ~"
 9 3,6|   on our return we have not rid the island of those rascals,
10 3,7|     said the engineer, "and rid the island of these wretches.