Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       force, and the aeronauts calculated that they would reach General
 2 1,1|         its depth could not be calculated with the eye, for it was
 3 1,1|  features made out, its extent calculated, the water and mountain
 4 1,8|    which could not be properly calculated by the feeble light of their
 5 1,8|       the descent, had roughly calculated its obliqueness, and consequently
 6 2,3| prevented by want of water. He calculated that they were still five
 7 3,3|    island. Just as Harding had calculated, she was not more than a
 8 3,5|    distance which could not be calculated with exactitude. ~The second
 9 3,1|       House, and Cyrus Harding calculated that they could not be more
10 3,5|       500 feet below. ~Harding calculated that they had gone a mile