Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|            in the agitated air. ~In fact, a balloon, as a ball might
 2 1,1|      departure. It was a remarkable fact that, although in the very
 3 1,1|             the car." ~This was, in fact, the last and only mode
 4 1,1|         tolerably high land had, in fact, appeared in that direction.
 5 1,3|             there... as sure as the fact that we are no longer at
 6 1,6|          exploration. They must, in fact, prepare some provisions
 7 1,7|     Pencroft, is that in the double fact of the absolute disappearance
 8 1,8|             The explanation of this fact could only be produced from
 9 1,9|      necessarily be very meager. In fact, all the grouse flesh had
10 1,9|             land in the Pacific. In fact, when we left Richmond,
11 1,0|             ascending the cone. ~In fact, before them opened a deep
12 1,1|           the Pacific. ~This was in fact the exact shape of the island,
13 1,2|         itself obliging to him. ~In fact, Top, who felt that his
14 1,2|            soon reach its mouth. In fact, on emerging from beneath
15 1,3|      replied Cyrus Harding. ~And in fact, the settlers were compelled
16 1,3| archipelagoes of the Pacific." ~"In fact," said the reporter, "instead
17 1,4|            he wished to obtain. ~In fact, the moment when this shadow
18 1,4|         more easily ascertained. In fact, the longer the needle of
19 1,4|            one in a frail boat. ~In fact, this calculation placed
20 1,5|           lucky seals!" ~It was, in fact, a blowing-machine, necessary
21 1,5|           it is used in Corsica. In fact, the Catalan method, properly
22 1,7|        either with soda or lime. In fact, one or other of these substances,
23 1,7|           this did not succeed. ~In fact, the blow of a hammer on
24 1,7|             twenty minutes, and, in fact, five and twenty minutes
25 1,8|       object had been attained. ~In fact, in the side of the lake,
26 1,9|          dwelling was commenced. In fact, the settlers longed to
27 1,9|            future which he felt. In fact, in that part of the Pacific,
28 1,9|             done by a miracle." ~In fact, they were energetic; an
29 1,0|          replaced by carpenters. In fact, the waterfall created by
30 1,0|          grain was explained by the fact that Herbert, when at Richmond,
31 1,0|          thing was more serious. In fact, the castaways would have
32 1,1|     hypothesis, grounding it on the fact that the moon is really
33 1,2|             almonds, Oswego tea; in fact, all the best that they
34 2,1|           an inoffensive rodent! In fact, this bullet must have issued
35 2,1|          the suggestions which this fact, at once surprising and
36 2,1|             long before this!" ~"In fact, the contrary would be very
37 2,1|         hereafter an unquestionable fact, and such a discovery could
38 2,1|       friend Pencroft's heart." ~In fact, the heart of friend Pencroft
39 2,2|      engineer's advice was good. In fact, the canoe probably would
40 2,2|          which was explained by the fact that it had stranded on
41 2,3|           rendered so necessary. In fact, things had so come about
42 2,3|             Herbert. ~They were, in fact, those splendid trees, the
43 2,3|      forests of the myrtaceae. This fact is now beyond doubt, and
44 2,4|           had at first supposed. In fact, at this hour, the rising
45 2,4|          not felt up the stream. In fact, the tides of the Pacific,
46 2,5|             in their first plan. In fact, when the boat was abandoned
47 2,6|           with such an inexplicable fact, and he was provoked at
48 2,6|          situation had changed. ~In fact, the apes, seized with a
49 2,7|        place appeared suitable. ~In fact, from this spot, to Port
50 2,7|          with a triumphant air. ~In fact, the first corn-field sown
51 2,1|         most ancient times, and, in fact, the first woolen stuffs
52 2,1|           that?" added Herbert. ~In fact the orang, joining the dog,
53 2,5|            and dwelt on the curious fact of the sort of passing gleam
54 2,5|            great importance to this fact. The unfortunate man cannot
55 2,6|             out an incomprehensible fact, for the document appeared
56 2,6|            it into food for man. In fact, they had corn, but not
57 2,7|           called Ayrton. He was, in fact, the boatswain's mate of
58 2,8|         Pencroft, "without that the fact would be unaccountable." ~"
59 2,8|             intended to utilize. In fact as the fulling-mill was
60 2,8|             made its appearance. In fact Herbert looking early from
61 2,0|             we could land." And, in fact, the steep lava cliffs did
62 2,0|           Harding, returning to the fact of a fire having been kindled
63 2,0|       resumed the engineer, "a last fact has just been added to these,
64 2,0|          only,-~"A vessel!" ~And in fact a vessel was in sight, off
65 3,3|             is already moving." ~In fact, they could distinctly hear
66 3,4|            the Mercy?" said he. ~In fact, it would not do to forget
67 3,4|          perfect mine of wealth. In fact, a ship is like a little
68 3,4|             worth the trouble!" ~In fact, if the brig was still fit
69 3,4|           with the water. ~This, in fact, was just what had happened.
70 3,4|           economize his powder. ~In fact, on the night of the 23rd,
71 3,5|          have an enormous range. In fact, as regards practical effect,
72 3,6|           back to Granite House. In fact, two days had already passed
73 3,8|            turned against them. ~In fact, the convicts' ship had
74 3,0|            to fight against it! ~In fact, Herbert remained in an
75 3,1|           have been an accomplished fact by this time, and it would
76 3,1|           traces of them." ~And, in fact, in several places they
77 3,2|         borrow a ballistic term: in fact, one or more bullets fired
78 3,4|            to confine themselves to fact, and more especially so
79 3,4|             Northern Hemisphere. In fact, since the sun is nearer
80 3,5|         everything to be feared. In fact, an earthquake-a phenomenon
81 3,6|             of Captain Nemo has, in fact, been published under the
82 3,6|           Candiotes, who were, in ~ fact, largely assisted by Captain
83 3,7|            it. Independently of the fact that it would be impossible
84 3,8|        might present themselves. In fact, eruptions are not unfrequently
85 3,8|              he is a conjurer." ~In fact, the substances thrown up
86 3,9|       islands of the Pacific, and a fact of which Captain Nemo has
87 3,9|       exclaimed Ayrton. ~It was, in fact, towards the corral that
88 3,9|          with the western part. ~In fact, the second stream of lava,
89 3,0|          preserved us!" ~It was, in fact, the "Duncan," Lord Glenarvan'