Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|           of the central cone. ~The particular object of their expedition
 2 1,1| protuberance which did not give any particular shape to this part of the
 3 1,1|             which will recall their particular shape. They will impress
 4 1,4|          instrument, and needs very particular tools. However, we shall
 5 1,6|        pleasant. But Top was not so particular in these things as his masters,
 6 1,7|            a furnace of bricks of a particular arrangement, to serve for
 7 1,9|           the cook, was not so very particular about that. ~When these
 8 2,3|         family, among others one in particular, the fruit of which produces
 9 2,2|            Pencroft has become very particular about the proprieties all
10 2,2|            all at once!" ~"I am not particular about anything at all,"