Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|             spray which hung over the surface of the ocean. ~Whence, it
 2 1,1|            speck of land, not a solid surface upon which their anchor
 3 1,1|              of maintaining it on the surface of the sea. ~Two more hours
 4 1,1|               only 500 feet above the surface of the water. ~A loud barking
 5 1,3|            sun soon penetrated to the surface of the island. About half-past
 6 1,8|          fathoms. On returning to the surface, in the half light, he felt
 7 1,9|              he will soon come to the surface to breathe." ~"Won't he
 8 1,9|            the animal appeared on the surface of the water. Top was upon
 9 1,0|            for an instant on a liquid surface. Cyrus Harding seized the
10 1,1|             which lay sleeping on the surface of the Pacific. ~This was
11 1,2|           rock which emerged from its surface, some hundred feet from
12 1,2|             crossed each other on the surface, it could not be doubted
13 1,5|      collected without trouble on the surface of the ground. They first
14 1,5|         impurities which soiled their surface. Then coal and ore were
15 1,6|               no breath disturbed the surface of its waters. Top, in beating
16 1,6|               Pencroft, examining the surface of the lake. ~"Top smells
17 1,6|              slipping along under the surface of the water. However the
18 1,6|            not a ripple disturbed its surface. Several times the settlers
19 1,6|        judging by the bubbling of the surface it must be also a terrible
20 1,6|               rose ten feet above the surface of the lake, fell again
21 1,7|             one foot only beneath the surface of the water. This hole
22 1,7|             flowing over the inclined surface of the plateau, would rush
23 1,7| nitro-glycerine, spread out on a hard surface, was enough to create an
24 1,7|              a few drops of it on the surface of the rock, above which
25 1,8|               lake, and now above the surface of the water, appeared the
26 1,1|                Taken below the frozen surface, and conducted through the
27 1,1|     productions which are seen on its surface." ~"And the great number
28 1,1|            number of volcanoes on the surface of the earth, now actually
29 1,1|             continues to throw on its surface the same amount of heat.
30 1,1|            the aquatic plants, on the surface of the stagnant water, fluttered
31 1,2|            difficulty on the hardened surface. Cyrus Harding and his companions
32 1,2|             fluttered over the frozen surface of the lake. Ducks and snipe,
33 1,2|              soon a scum arose to its surface. As soon as this began to
34 2,1|            the presence of man on the surface of the island. No vestiges
35 2,2|             rolled regularly over the surface of the water. They pulled
36 2,3|             so that an edge and not a surface looks upwards, the effect
37 2,1|      journalist sometimes came to the surface, was not sorry to have the
38 2,1|               habit of resting on the surface of the sea; then liberty
39 3,3|          great masses rolled over the surface of the sea, then a breeze
40 3,4|              the wreck floated on the surface of the water, a raft could
41 3,4|           which gradually came to the surface, after having escaped through
42 3,3|           being did not reside on the surface of the island, and the wildest
43 3,5|    cigar-shaped object floated on the surface of the water, silent, motionless.
44 3,7|              At some feet beneath the surface the waters of the ocean
45 3,7|               disappeared beneath the surface of the lake. ~But the colonists
46 3,8|            which covered the polished surface of the rock enabled them
47 3,9|              plant will remain on the surface of the soil. We shall have
48 3,9|            emerge from it. Upon their surface fell other waves, which
49 3,9|              torrent flowed along the surface of the hardened tufa, and
50 3,0|                 When they reached the surface they could only perceive,