Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|           which is felt after the passage of a great meteor. The storm
 2 1,3|   possible we may find a fordable passage." "You are right," replied
 3 1,3|         hours we will attempt the passage, and once on the other side,
 4 1,4|           a fireplace in the left passage and keep an opening for
 5 1,5|         the opening of the narrow passage which had been kept. This,
 6 1,5|          easily out at the narrow passage, the chimney drew, and an
 7 1,6|       couroucous were waiting the passage of insects which served
 8 1,7|          the darkest parts of the passage. ~Pencroft immediately began
 9 1,7|     himself at the opening of the passage, so as to take a look in
10 1,7|             then he reentered the passage. ~An instant after he issued
11 1,7|       soon a dog bounded into the passage. Pencroft, Herbert, and
12 1,7|         thrown on the embers. The passage was lighted up with a bright
13 1,8|          mind. He rushed into the passage, but returned almost immediately,
14 1,9|          carried into the central passage. There they managed to arrange
15 1,0|        which indicated the recent passage of large animals. ~"Perhaps
16 1,1|         discharge had worn away a passage, and a large heap of lava
17 1,3|          could discern the recent passage of animals of a large size,
18 1,4|        was to do to ascertain the passage of the sun at the meridian
19 1,6|          sea by some subterranean passage?" ~"That might be," replied
20 1,7|            there, doubtless, by a passage in the granite cliff, it
21 1,8|   therefore did not offer an easy passage to the settlers; but Neb
22 1,8|     impatient to enter the narrow passage. You see Top has got before
23 1,8|   settlers ventured into the dark passage, which the overplus of the
24 1,8|     supposed, the diameter of the passage increased as the explorers
25 1,8|        extremely close grain. The passage dated, then, from the very
26 1,8|         all the deviations of the passage, and notwithstanding so
27 1,8|       sounds, carried through the passage as through an acoustic tube,
28 1,8|          rejoined Top. ~There the passage ended in a vast and magnificent
29 1,8|           oblique and practicable passage, but a perpendicular well,
30 1,8|    consequently the length of the passage, and was therefore led to
31 1,8|          obliged to return by the passage to reach the summit of the
32 1,8|           sea by the subterranean passage, before the new opening
33 1,8|           ascend through the dark passage. Top closed the rear, still
34 1,8|      companions passed out of the passage. ~ ~
35 1,9|           preceded by an entrance passage, and to light it by means
36 1,9|        use of the door, since the passage offered a natural staircase,
37 1,9|        reach our dwelling by this passage, it will be equally easy
38 1,9|    entered the cavern by the long passage. This mode of communication
39 1,9|          hundred feet through the passage, having to climb as far
40 1,1|         and conducted through the passage, it preserved its fluidity,
41 1,2|     facade, only leaving a narrow passage for renewing the air, the
42 2,2|          to the shore by a narrow passage among the rocks, and it
43 2,5|        raft, on which to make the passage of the Mercy. He and Neb,
44 2,6|         had hidden himself in the passage, rushed into the room, pursued
45 2,7|          from the entrance of the passage to the breach made in the
46 2,9|         fall at the bottom of the passage, the overflow from which
47 2,1|         extremity of the interior passage. ~"What can Top be barking
48 2,1|           was on a level with the passage of Granite House, and which
49 2,1|         part of the well, did any passage open, which could lead to
50 2,3|    forty-eight hours to make this passage of a hundred and fifty miles.
51 2,8|       which, attracted during the passage of the current, would fall
52 2,0|      frozen, offered them an easy passage. Plantations and domestic
53 3,1|        the ship, we will take our passage on board her, and we will
54 3,3|         door, penetrated into the passage. ~"We are discovered!" exclaimed
55 3,3|          take refuge in the upper passage of Granite House, and leave
56 3,5| excavations situated in the upper passage were enlarged either by
57 3,6|      there existed a subterranean passage through which the overflow
58 3,6|           attempting to force the passage, he was to endeavor to stop
59 3,7|         the ball committed in its passage? What important organs had
60 3,1|       more or less recent, of the passage of a band of men-here branches
61 3,3|      period, still black from the passage of the fire, and penetrated
62 3,8|     vapors and smoke found a free passage through the central shaft;
63 3,9|           period it will afford a passage to the waters of the lake
64 3,9|         sea or lake, by opening a passage for the admission of the
65 3,9|         those watercourses in its passage. There was no possibility
66 3,9|       lava, after having broken a passage through the noble trees