Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|     larger outlet. Therefore an explosive substance must be manufactured,
 2 1,7|        production, of which the explosive power is perhaps tenfold
 3 1,7|       the lake. In this way the explosive force, by scattering the
 4 1,7| question of setting fire to the explosive substance was raised. Generally,
 5 1,8|         Pencroft; for it is too explosive a substance. But it would
 6 1,9|      usefully. By means of this explosive substance the rock was broken
 7 2,3|         hoped to manufacture an explosive substance which would allow
 8 3,4| subjected to the action of some explosive substance. ~Neb brought
 9 3,5|     cylinder, charged with some explosive substance, nitro-glycerine,
10 3,5|   taking into consideration its explosive power, which, as has been