Part,  Chapter

1 1,1|    confidence, because he felt capable of extorting from this wild
2 1,9|    disturb it. He believed him capable of undertaking anything
3 2,0|    process which rendered them capable of being used. ~On the 30th
4 2,1| intensity of which coal is not capable. Some day the coalrooms
5 3,3|     numerous, and consequently capable of resisting them. I therefore
6 3,4|        these wretches would be capable of anything. ~They would
7 3,4|        I think that you are as capable of building a large vessel
8 3,8| disposal a substantial vessel, capable of keeping the sea even
9 3,9|     that he was addressing men capable of hearing the truth, whatever