Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        as the squalls dashed it furiously about. ~The night of the
 2 1,3|    point on which the sea broke furiously. ~"It is a promontory,"
 3 1,6|  invisible game; then he barked furiously, and was suddenly silent. ~
 4 1,8|        our brave dog is barking furiously!" ~"We have our iron-tipped
 5 1,8| backwards and forwards, barking furiously. Pencroft and Neb, waving
 6 1,2|      over the islet, would beat furiously against it. But here, in
 7 1,2| Sweeping over the islet, it had furiously assailed the passages, half
 8 2,6|      they heard the dog barking furiously. ~And all rushed down the
 9 2,2|      dog continued to bark more furiously than ever. ~"What's the
10 3,2|   breaking loose, began to bark furiously and rush to the back of