Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|          was soon reduced to the state of a half-burnt rag. This
 2 1,9|  Pencroft, who was in a complete state of perspiration, threw down
 3 1,9|      Herbert, "shall you be in a state to bear the fatigue of the
 4 1,9|        almonds were in a perfect state of maturity, and Herbert
 5 1,1|       when the mountain was in a state of eruption, the discharge
 6 1,3|          were as yet only in the state of minerals, their earthenware
 7 1,3|         their earthenware in the state of clay, their linen and
 8 1,3|         and their clothes in the state of textile material. ~It
 9 1,3|     tailor in the vessels of the state, gardener, cultivator, during
10 1,5|          in the ground in a pure state. For the most part they
11 1,5|           to obtain it in a pure state. This reduction is made
12 1,5|        wings were reduced to the state of stumps, spread out like
13 1,5|          intended to use in this state, without subjecting them
14 1,5|        iron, reduced to a spongy state, which it was necessary
15 1,5|          in its most serviceable state, that is, of steel. Now
16 1,5|         possessed iron in a pure state. He succeeded by heating
17 1,9|       there in the best possible state of preservation, and completely
18 1,0|   precipitated the lime into the state of sulphate, and liberated
19 1,2|          the 15th of August, the state of the atmosphere was suddenly
20 1,2|         and employing it in this state for different culinary purposes,
21 2,2|      appeared to be in a perfect state of preservation, which was
22 2,2|      were, besides, in a perfect state, and did not appear to have
23 2,7|         gone to examine into the state of things at Port Balloon,
24 2,8|          found in an almost pure state, not only in cotton, but
25 2,8|          was preserved in a wild state, for the benefit of the
26 2,9|        one end the material in a state of fusion. But by means
27 2,9|        liquid, or rather a pasty state, Cyrus Harding collected
28 2,9| quantities of the substance in a state of fusion were added to
29 2,0|          sloop had been in a fit state to put to sea, he would
30 2,1|         by pressure, it was in a state to be compressed, that is
31 2,2|  thirty-eighth, the star of "the State of Lincoln," for he considered
32 2,3|         Spilett, "but to see the state in which we find these plantations,
33 2,4|          doubt have been in this state for a long time," said Herbert. ~"
34 2,4|        began to be uneasy at the state of the sea, which frequently
35 2,5|          poor creature in such a state!" ~"But, captain," asked
36 2,6|         mouth of the Mercy, in a state of extreme agitation. ~Then,
37 2,6|        years already in the wild state in which we found him!" ~"
38 2,6|        it was found in a perfect state of preservation." ~The sailor'
39 3,8|       passed, and the poor boy's state was happily no worse. Cold
40 3,8|          of the colonists if his state had been aggravated, -if,
41 3,9|          to be desired, that his state would allow him to be brought
42 3,0|       longer. Herbert's critical state outweighed all other considerations.
43 3,0|          in an almost continuous state of drowsiness, and symptoms
44 3,0|         employ it in its natural state, since they had no means
45 3,2|         made acquainted with the state of affairs. ~"Well," said
46 3,3|         whom they made known the state of affairs. ~"Very well!"
47 3,4|    gesture of surprise. In their state of mind nothing appeared
48 3,5|         without exaggerating the state of things, he told them
49 3,5|     there. Everything was in the state in which it had been left. ~"
50 3,5|         cavern? In their excited state they would not have hesitated
51 3,6|        had brought them out of a state of anarchy and constant
52 3,8|    substances are no longer in a state of ebullition, they have
53 3,8|        and weight. Scoriae, in a state of dust, like powdered pumice-stone,
54 3,0|          a vast territory in the State of Iowa. One pearl alone,