Part,  Chapter

1 1,3|    the reporter, "we will not separate more than we can help." ~
2 1,3|   compasses, whose legs could separate or come together. The fastening
3 1,7|    excess-it was necessary to separate the sulphuret of iron, and
4 1,7|      It was then necessary to separate the glycerine from the fat
5 1,0| neutral fatty bodies he could separate the glycerine; then from
6 2,7|       it was that he hoped to separate him from his ship, seize
7 3,3|    channel and to take up two separate stations on the islet. In
8 3,3|     Harding. "No. We will not separate!" ~There was not a moment
9 3,1|       remain together and not separate under any pretext whatever. ~