Part,  Chapter

1 1,1|       Pencroft, who possessed a marvelous power of sight, saw nothing;
2 1,8| satisfied. Chance, aided by the marvelous sagacity of their leader,
3 1,8|        they had found a sort of marvelous palace, and Neb had taken
4 1,9|         light to enter into the marvelous nave which was to be their
5 2,7|    ingenuity of a man who had a marvelous knowledge of the work, nor
6 2,0|   natures inclining them to the marvelous, were not far from believing
7 3,4|      say that there is anything marvelous in the occurrence?" ~Cyrus
8 3,7|     amounting to millions. ~The marvelous saloon, still flooded with
9 3,9|     What pen could describe the marvelous horror of this scene-what