Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|           the coast, carried it in a nearly parallel direction. ~At
 2 1,3|              north of the shore, and nearly half a mile from the place
 3 1,3|           distance off. ~It was then nearly six o'clock. A thick fog
 4 1,3|          although their strength was nearly exhausted, still marched
 5 1,3| disappointment, when, after trudging nearly two miles, having reached
 6 1,3|            point, which projected to nearly the height of the northern
 7 1,8|        engineer. ~This occupied them nearly forty minutes, and it was
 8 1,9|          quadruped was a sort of pig nearly two feet and a half long,
 9 1,0|       Southern Triangle, and lastly, nearly at the Antarctic Pole, the
10 1,0|         Northern Hemisphere. ~It was nearly eight o'clock when Cyrus
11 1,1|            It is true, a distance of nearly thirty miles separated the
12 1,2|            earth, forming a plain of nearly a mile long, which extended
13 1,2|         water, of a circumference of nearly seven miles and an area
14 1,3|            is an island; we must, as nearly as possible, know at what
15 1,4|           the edge of the beach, and nearly five hundred feet from the
16 1,4|           oysterbed among the rocks, nearly five miles from the Chimneys. ~"
17 1,6|              care, over an extent of nearly two miles. But in no place
18 1,7|      finished about the 18th of May, nearly at the time when the chemical
19 1,7|            However, the engineer had nearly accomplished his purpose,
20 1,8|        approach it. This orifice was nearly twenty feet in width, but
21 1,8|            way," observed Herbert. ~"Nearly a third," replied Harding, "
22 1,0|             of rodents. Neb employed nearly all his time in salting
23 1,0|         result of the hunt was this: nearly three hundred pounds of
24 1,1|             a yataghan, tapered away nearly four miles to the southeast.
25 1,2|            Now, as Lincoln Island is nearly under the same latitude
26 1,2|          rather a reddish color, but nearly transparent and of a delicious
27 1,2|            captivity rather tedious. Nearly every day they attempted
28 1,2|            special tools it would be nearly impossible for him to manufacture
29 2,1|         others, rose, to a height of nearly 200 feet above the ground,
30 2,2|       irregularity of the coast, was nearly three miles from the Mercy.
31 2,3|         southwest and northeast, and nearly straight for a length of
32 2,3|           second angle of the Mercy, nearly five miles from its mouth.
33 2,3|              the right bank. ~It was nearly five o'clock. The last rays
34 2,4|             prolonged for a space of nearly two miles; then the trees
35 2,4|      picturesque heights described a nearly straight line, which ran
36 2,7|      pentagon, having a perimeter of nearly four miles, surrounded by
37 2,0|         about ship-building as about nearly everything else, and he
38 2,0|           and in this fusion it lost nearly a third of its weight. ~
39 2,1|            is like!" ~"But it is not nearly as good as Lincoln Island." ~"
40 2,1|              hundredweights have not nearly exhausted them." ~"With
41 2,1|           Can you guess, captain?" ~"Nearly, my friend." ~"And what
42 2,1|           diameter of which measured nearly six feet, and allowed it
43 2,2|             replied Neb. ~"They have nearly reached the plateau," said
44 2,4|     perfectly reasonable, and it was nearly certain that, as the hut
45 2,8|        simple battery, resembling as nearly as possible that invented
46 2,8|              hour, it would take him nearly five thousand five-hundred
47 2,0|             topsails. Now, as it was nearly six o'clock when the "Bonadventure"
48 2,0|             iron. This cord measured nearly fifty fathoms, and its entire
49 3,3|            two rifles, which carried nearly a mile. The four other muskets
50 3,4|        Granite House was enriched by nearly all it had contained. ~However,
51 3,5|           shot striking a sharp rock nearly three miles from Granite
52 3,5|              rocks of Mandible Cape, nearly five miles from Granite
53 3,6|             House. After walking for nearly two miles, they had not
54 3,9|       neither near nor approaching. ~Nearly five minutes passed thus,
55 3,9|        convicts had left the plateau nearly half-an-hour before, having
56 3,0|            ears of wheat, which were nearly full-grown, lay on the ground.
57 3,0|      diminish. The attack had lasted nearly five hours. ~Gideon Spilett
58 3,1|              opened it. It contained nearly two hundred grains of a
59 3,1|             attack had passed by, he nearly suffocated the reporter
60 3,2|             evening the cart stopped nearly 600 feet from the palisade.
61 3,5|              sheet of water measured nearly 350 feet, and beyond the