Part,  Chapter

 1 2,0| bread." ~"But we must have a mill. ~"We will make one." ~The
 2 2,1|     beating, issued from the mill in the shape of thick felt
 3 2,6|   and the establishment of a mill was necessary. Cyrus Harding
 4 2,6|      with moving the felting mill, but, after some consultation,
 5 2,6|   frame and machinery of the mill. Some large stones, found
 6 2,6|   model, and the site of the mill was chosen a little to the
 7 2,6|  reality, the machinery of a mill is very simple. This was
 8 2,6|      the construction of the mill, and on the 1st of December
 9 2,6|       Pencroft." ~"Pooh! our mill would only go the faster!" ~"
10 2,6|    of work is performed by a mill when the number of turns
11 2,6|      the inauguration of the mill, for the settlers were eager
12 2,0|     of Prospect Heights. The mill and the poultry-yard particularly
13 3,9|  thick smoke rising from the mill, the sheds, and the buildings
14 3,4|     of Prospect Heights. The mill was rebuilt, and new buildings
15 3,9|  colonists was terrible. The mill, the buildings of the inner