Part,  Chapter

1 1,4|    wood, being very dry, would burn rapidly; it was therefore
2 1,7|  lighted, this substance would burn without exploding. ~Cyrus
3 1,7|    being set on fire, it would burn till it reached the first.
4 1,7|      The fiber was intended to burn five and twenty minutes,
5 1,0|      and which vitrify as they burn and are entirely consumed,
6 2,1| interrupted Pencroft, "that we burn diamonds in our stoves in
7 2,1|  friend." ~"And what will they burn instead of coal?" ~"Water,"
8 2,1|    condensed gases, which will burn in the furnaces with enormous
9 2,5|    tamed? Did a brighter light burn in the depths of that obscured