Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|           layers was diminished by half. It was still what sailors
 2 1,1|      heavier, and the balloon only half rose, like a bird with a
 3 1,1|          bird with a wounded wing. Half an hour later the land was
 4 1,1|            heavy for it, and soon, half plunged into the sea, they
 5 1,3|           of the shore, and nearly half a mile from the place where
 6 1,3|       After a walk of a mile and a half, the shore presented no
 7 1,3|       separated by a channel about half a mile in breadth, through
 8 1,3|           shore. It took more than half an hour to cross from the
 9 1,3|             was about eight miles. Half a mile from the shore rose
10 1,4|        lithodomes, which were then half opened to the sun. They
11 1,4|            a wood of stunted trees half a mile off. ~"Here is the
12 1,6|          had found among the grass half a dozen grouse nests, each
13 1,8|             said Spilett. ~"I went half crazy when I saw these footprints.
14 1,8|   returning to the surface, in the half light, he felt a living
15 1,8|       which could not be less than half a mile from the shore. He
16 1,8|       towards the north, and after half an hour of exertion, he
17 1,9|           that the wind had varied half a quarter, it must have
18 1,9|          pig nearly two feet and a half long, of a blackish brown
19 1,9|            by which they had come. Half an hour later they arrived
20 1,0|        they found themselves still half way from the first plateau,
21 1,1|                        Chapter 11 ~Half an hour later Cyrus Harding
22 1,2|         the mountain water, which, half river, half torrent, here
23 1,2|          water, which, half river, half torrent, here rippling peacefully
24 1,2|           distance of a mile and a half, its breadth varying from
25 1,2|       dangerous native, but merely half a dozen mocking and singing
26 1,2|         the trees for a mile and a half towards the north. It was
27 1,5|         the sand. They could count half a dozen. Pencroft and Herbert
28 1,6|          of more than a mile and a half. Walking was easy, for the
29 1,6| exploration to the end," said he. ~Half an hour after they had all
30 1,8|      attacked the granite, and for half an hour, by the light of
31 1,9|         other way. ~At last, after half an hour, four rodents were
32 1,1|              But they had not gone half a mile when from a thicket
33 1,2|   furiously assailed the passages, half filling them with sand,
34 2,1|            I will let you pull out half a dozen!" ~"Neb's supposition
35 2,2|       water. They pulled out about half a mile distant from the
36 2,2|         looks like part of a wreck half buried in the sand." ~"Ah!"
37 2,2|            Two barrels were there, half buried in the sand, but
38 2,2|        realized, and an hour and a half after they set out-all that
39 2,2|        what more do you expect?" ~"Half a pound of tobacco," replied
40 2,3|          tide had begun to come up half an hour before. For several
41 2,3|            canoe. At the same time half a dozen lories were brought
42 2,5|           it could be seen. ~After half an hour's rest, the settlers
43 2,6|           it on the landing-place, half way up, that was impossible
44 2,6|          provisions remaining. ~In half an hour the hunters returned
45 2,7|      distance of three miles and a half, and from the bridge to
46 2,7|            they had for companions half a dozen ducks, accustomed
47 2,8|      measured about two feet and a half in length, came up the river,
48 2,8|            galloped in a radius of half a mile round the corral. ~
49 2,0|           slices of two feet and a half in thickness, then divided
50 2,0|       towards the end of the month half the planking was completed.
51 2,2|            They were not more than half a mile from the coast, and
52 2,3|        which rose at a distance of half a mile. ~"From the summit
53 2,4|      vessel, these letters already half effaced: ~ BR-TAN-A ~ "Britannia,"
54 2,4|          were vain, and during the half of that day they sought
55 2,5|     captain," replied the sailor. "Half of the time she is stranded
56 2,5|       immediately he stepped back, half sank down, and a large tear
57 2,9|          coast for the distance of half a mile. It was easy to see
58 2,9|          matter of two hours and a half," said the sailor, "and
59 3,1|            was now two years and a half since the castaways from
60 3,1|            the colors of it." ~"In half an hour we shall be certain
61 3,2|         thrown across a mile and a half from the mouth, and the
62 3,2|           receded from the shore. ~Half an hour afterwards, Ayrton,
63 3,2|            descent on the island! ~Half an hour was passed in terrible
64 3,3|       there. ~During an hour and a half, no indication of attack
65 3,3|     separated from it by a channel half a mile in width. However,
66 3,3|         easily get the better of. ~Half an hour passed before the
67 3,3|           rising for an hour and a half, and the ebb current being
68 3,3|        separated from the coast by half a mile, and at that distance
69 3,6|      distance of three miles and a half, but Gideon Spilett and
70 3,6|             The colonists were now half way between Granite House
71 3,6|       having still two miles and a half to go. They pressed forward
72 3,8|         During the two years and a half which had elapsed since
73 3,9|             that Herbert's wounds, half healed, might reopen on
74 3,0|      everything,-and only retiring half an hour before the arrival
75 3,3|               Dead!" cried Ayrton, half rising from his bed, notwithstanding
76 3,3|         remains for us to perform. Half of our task is accomplished,
77 3,5|         they had gone a mile and a half from the corral. ~At this
78 3,5|        which was now not more than half a cable's length distant. ~
79 3,8|     expiration of two months and a half the ribs had been set up
80 3,8|         Herbert, "two months and a half ago!" ~"The subterranean
81 3,8|     Harding, resumed the oars, and half an hour later the engineer
82 3,9|        halted near the lake, about half a mile from the mouth of
83 3,0|            could only perceive, at half a cable's length, this mass