Part,  Chapter

1 1,7|           satisfaction. ~Their meal concluded, each retired to the corner
2 1,4| thirty-seven degrees. Cyrus Harding concluded, therefore, that Lincoln
3 1,1|            They therefore naturally concluded that the marsh was fed by
4 3,9|           did not bark, it might be concluded that there was nothing to
5 3,2|          put up. It might, then, be concluded that the convicts were there
6 3,6|          name of Nemo. ~The captain concluded the narrative of his life.
7 3,8|        heard. It might therefore be concluded that the vapors and smoke