Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|            feet, and here it met a current of wind, which instead of
 2 1,3|          rushed an extremely rapid current. ~However, one of the castaways,
 3 1,3| immediately threw himself into the current, without consulting his
 4 1,3|           into the open sea by the current, which is running very strong;
 5 1,3|  struggling vigorously against the current. He was crossing in an oblique
 6 1,4|           it was possible that the current had thrown Cyrus Harding
 7 1,4|        left bank of the river. The current here was quite rapid, and
 8 1,4|          the shore which broke the current, the sailor and the lad
 9 1,4|            the raft go away in the current without guidance, neither
10 1,4|          long pole, kept it in the current. This succeeded capitally.
11 1,4|           of wood drifted down the current. The bank was very equal;
12 1,6|          trees bent level with the current; there, creepers and thorns
13 1,8|          his clothes; but a strong current seized him and drove him
14 1,9|         and the raft following the current, they returned towards the
15 1,7|          surprised to see a strong current at this place. By throwing
16 1,7|    southern angle. He followed the current, and arrived at the south
17 1,7|         vain, and the force of the current was such that the branch
18 1,1|          to their destination. The current was an indefatigable moving
19 1,2|           and they profited by the current of the Mercy having again
20 2,2|         was ascending the tranquil current of the Mercy. ~Neb took
21 2,3|        therefore, there would be a current, which it was well to profit
22 2,3|          boat in the center of the current, where it floated swiftly
23 2,4|            feet broad, whose rapid current dashed foaming over the
24 2,4|   meanwhile, considering the rapid current, Harding was led to suppose
25 2,4|         would have turned back the current of the creek, if its mouth
26 2,5|           a boat floating down the current. ~"Boat ahoy!" shouted the
27 2,5|     moorings, and floated down the current. I must say she has arrived
28 2,5|          seize it before the rapid current should have swept it away
29 2,3|          fell in with some unknown current she would come exactly within
30 2,8|            battery with a constant current. It is known that the elements
31 2,8|            a solution of potash. A current was immediately produced,
32 2,8|            to produce the electric current at a rate of twenty thousand
33 2,8|         between the two poles; the current, starting from the positive
34 2,8|          the negative pole. If the current was interrupted, the magnet
35 2,8|          during the passage of the current, would fall back when the
36 2,8|           would fall back when the current was interrupted. This movement
37 2,8|           Harding, having sent the current through the wire, asked
38 2,0|         moorings, floated down the current of the Mercy and rejoined
39 3,1|           towards the north in the current of the rising tide. One
40 3,2|          frequented by sharks. The current bore him along and he rapidly
41 3,3|        channel hollowed out by the current of the Mercy. This showed
42 3,3|        able men. Carried on by the current, it shot through the channel
43 3,3|         having to pull against the current, could get alongside the "
44 3,3|            and a half, and the ebb current being already weakened,
45 3,3|       breeze was light, and as the current had then lost much of its
46 3,4|       already being carried by the current towards the open sea. Very
47 3,4|            remained below. Now the current, by carrying the bodies
48 3,6|            again sent the electric current along the wire and received
49 3,5|           free transmission of the current. It appeared to pass through
50 3,8|         fell on the ground; but no current of lava burst from the mouth
51 3,9|          It even appeared that the current of flame spread more rapidly
52 3,9|      summits of the trees than the current of lava at their bases. ~