Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|       left passage and keep an opening for the smoke." ~"So we
 2 1,5|         One narrow and winding opening at the side was kept, to
 3 1,5|    placed on the ground at the opening of the narrow passage which
 4 1,7|        driven back through the opening, filling the passages and
 5 1,7|      intrenched himself at the opening of the passage, so as to
 6 1,7|       three rushed towards the opening of the Chimneys. They had
 7 1,4|    measured, very exactly, the opening of this angle on a circumference
 8 1,7|       water. This hole was the opening so long looked for in vain,
 9 1,7|     you lower the level?" ~"By opening another outlet larger than
10 1,7|       into it. To do this, the opening through which the water
11 1,7|      water would escape by the opening and form a stream, which,
12 1,7|       greatly lowered, and the opening where the water escaped
13 1,7|        was on a level with the opening; then he threw a few drops
14 1,8|   indeed acted powerfully. The opening which it had made was so
15 1,8|    lake near which was the old opening now uncovered. This outlet
16 1,8|   appeared the long-looked-for opening. A narrow ridge, left bare
17 1,8|    found that the sides of the opening, in its upper part at least,
18 1,8|        a hundred feet from the opening, and it is not impossible
19 1,8|     torches were held over the opening: nothing could be seen.
20 1,8|      has made off through this opening," replied the engineer, "
21 1,8|        passage, before the new opening had been offered to him. ~
22 1,9|       in and out of the narrow opening; they evidently thought
23 1,9|     contrary, to block up that opening, to seal it hermetically,
24 1,9|      his plan of drowning this opening under the waters of the
25 1,2|     above, which concealed the opening, and at the bottom some
26 2,1|       it be hidden?" he asked, opening his mouth to show the two-and-thirty
27 2,1|   miles, without a break or an opening. It was impossible even
28 2,5|    will be prudent to hide the opening. I don't mean from two-legged
29 2,6|       Granite House by the old opening at the lake," replied the
30 2,6|   drive out the intruders. The opening was, it is true, closed
31 2,6|     his project of hiding this opening by raising the waters of
32 2,7| obliged to reach it by the old opening, and were therefore spared
33 2,7|     which was close to the old opening. ~Water-birds would prosper
34 2,8|       the palisade, but as the opening up of the road had already
35 2,9|  Granite House with water. The opening among the stones and grass
36 2,1|        so often run round this opening? Why did he utter such strange
37 2,0|       that, Mr. Spilett?" ~"An opening, a cutting of some sort,
38 3,2| aftercabin, and found the door opening into the magazine itself. ~
39 3,6|      to completely conceal the opening of the old outlet, which
40 3,6|  raised two or three feet, the opening would be quite beneath it.
41 3,9|       a retreat. ~At length an opening in the trees allowed the
42 3,3|       first visited the valley opening to the south of the volcano,
43 3,4|     They took advantage of the opening already made on their last
44 3,4|       longer prowled round the opening of the inner well, nor did
45 3,5|        shape of the crater-the opening broken in the upper edge-the
46 3,5|     was quite possible that an opening, practicable at low water,
47 3,5|       simply,-~"In an hour the opening will be practicable." ~"
48 3,5|      was now eight feet of the opening above the water. It was
49 3,5|     there. All darted down the opening. ~At the bottom of the ladder
50 3,8|       crater. At any rate, the opening on the northeast, which
51 3,9|    shores of a sea or lake, by opening a passage for the admission