Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        number of trees had been blown down by the last hurricane.
 2 1,2|      six feet of it having been blown off. ~At the same time as
 3 2,6|    ascertaining if a squall had blown it on the landing-place,
 4 2,1|         unroofed and the paling blown down. All this required
 5 3,4|             Chapter 4 ~"She has blown up!" cried Herbert. ~"Yes!
 6 3,4|           cried Herbert. ~"Yes! blown up, just as if Ayrton had
 7 3,4|       had rather foundered than blown up." ~"Does that astonish
 8 3,4|      had not struck. So she had blown up. ~And it must be confessed
 9 3,9|         Island will that day be blown into the air-just as would
10 3,9| deafening sound, and the vapor, blown by the wind, fell in rain