Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|          direction. ~At last, two minutes later, it reproached obliquely,
 2 1,2|          It was the work of a few minutes only, and the sailor rejoined
 3 1,3|         loved on earth. ~Only two minutes had passed from the time
 4 1,3|          After walking for twenty minutes, the four castaways were
 5 1,4|       reached the summit in a few minutes; and proceeded to the point
 6 1,5|         the hot cinders. In a few minutes the cooking was done, and
 7 1,7|           remained thus for a few minutes, overwhelmed by the wind,
 8 1,7|         recognized the way. ~Five minutes after having left the beach,
 9 1,8|         not to destroy them. Five minutes after, as it was getting
10 1,8|        occupied them nearly forty minutes, and it was ten o'clock
11 1,9|       question of fire. For a few minutes he remained absorbed in
12 1,9|        was not mistaken. In a few minutes the animal appeared on the
13 1,0|              Chapter 10 ~In a few minutes the three hunters were before
14 1,0|           o'clock a halt of a few minutes was made. On leaving the
15 1,0|       fire showed itself in a few minutes under the shelter of the
16 1,0|            After a walk of twenty minutes, Cyrus Harding and Herbert
17 1,1|     motionless, surveyed for some minutes every point of the ocean,
18 1,1|           Harding reflected a few minutes; he attentively observed
19 1,2|      balls. After a chase of five minutes, they lost their breath,
20 1,3|         twelve hours, twenty-four minutes passed. Then, six hours,
21 1,3|           Then, six hours, twelve minutes after its rising, the sun
22 1,3|      magnitude. ~Then, after some minutes thought-~"Herbert," he asked
23 1,4|      traverses one degree in four minutes, or fifteen degrees an hour.
24 1,6|        was accepted, and in a few minutes Herbert and Neb were on
25 1,7|          asking a question. A few minutes after them, Cyrus Harding,
26 1,7|           to burn five and twenty minutes, and, in fact, five and
27 1,7|          in fact, five and twenty minutes afterwards a most tremendous
28 1,8|           the interior. ~In a few minutes the settlers had reached
29 1,8|           curiosity, and in a few minutes, sixteen feet lower they
30 1,8|         The settlers rested a few minutes in the upper grotto, which
31 2,1|          kauri easy, and in a few minutes he arrived at the summit,
32 2,3|         aid of the oars. In a few minutes the explorers arrived at
33 2,3|          the bottom, and in a few minutes it was moored to a trunk
34 2,4|          the engineer. ~"Oh! five minutes!" replied Pencroft, "I only
35 2,4|    Pencroft, "I only ask for five minutes to use in the interest of
36 2,4|         fishing did not take five minutes, for the crayfish were swarming
37 2,4|  exclaimed,-~"The sea!" ~In a few minutes more, the whole western
38 2,5|           Granite House. In a few minutes the settlers, seated under
39 2,5|           In about seven or eight minutes Top stopped in a glade surrounded
40 2,6|          also to go out every few minutes to see if Top was keeping
41 2,6|          their fall, and in a few minutes, so far as they knew, there
42 2,0|           and in less than twenty minutes the settlers were close
43 2,3|       Herbert climbed it in a few minutes, and gazed anxiously round
44 2,4|         fled in hundreds. ~Twenty minutes after leaving the hut Pencroft
45 2,4|       they were resting for a few minutes under the shade of a clump
46 2,4|         was not far off. In a few minutes they arrived there, but
47 2,7|     talking in the room for a few minutes, when a light knock was
48 2,8| sufficient to soak them for a few minutes in the solution of nitrate
49 2,8|         sun was obscured for some minutes. ~"Birds!" cried Herbert. ~
50 2,9|    answered Cyrus Harding. ~A few minutes after, finding himself alone
51 3,1|        possible speed." ~In a few minutes the bell sounded. ~"I am
52 3,1|  direction indicated. During some minutes he examined the horizon
53 3,1|        sun had disappeared twenty minutes ago behind Granite House.
54 3,3|        behind the rocks, and five minutes later Ayrton and Pencroft,
55 3,3|          from the vapor. For some minutes great masses rolled over
56 3,3|          at the Chimneys. ~Twenty minutes after the first shots were
57 3,3|     replied Pencroft, "and in ten minutes she will have anchored before
58 3,4|  companions agreed to devote some minutes to breakfast. They were
59 3,7|          been there for about ten minutes, when a report was heard,
60 3,9|         approaching. ~Nearly five minutes passed thus, Top rummaging,
61 3,0|          unconscious Herbert. Ten minutes after, Cyrus Harding, Spilett,
62 3,2|     moment to hear a report. Five minutes after leaving the cart,
63 3,2|         grasp of iron. ~"In a few minutes it will be quite dark,"
64 3,2|       back to the wood. ~In a few minutes the engineer was made acquainted
65 3,3|       superhuman power. ~In a few minutes, the settlers re-entered
66 3,5|           Granite House at twelve minutes past nine. At forty-seven
67 3,5|         past nine. At forty-seven minutes past nine they had traversed
68 3,5|          vomiting flame. At a few minutes to eleven the colonists
69 3,7|         should speak. ~After some minutes, during which, doubtless,
70 3,7|        Harding remained but a few minutes alone with Captain Nemo,
71 3,8|          the cavern. ~Twenty-five minutes after entering the mouth
72 3,9| explanation which, during our few minutes of private conversation,
73 3,9|           working more than a few minutes. ~It was not a moment too
74 3,9|        the Pacific, and, in a few minutes, the ocean rolled over the