Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|                 Chapter 1~"Are we rising again?" "No. On the contrary." "
 2 1,2| accordingly conceived the idea of rising in a balloon, so as to pass
 3 1,3|           the fog was not long in rising. it was only a fine-weather
 4 1,4|        say, at low tide, when the rising floods did not reach it -
 5 1,4|          down some dead wood. The rising tide-and it could already
 6 1,4|        wrong way, for the tide is rising!" ~"We shall be all right
 7 1,5|          cannot, I will not!" and rising, he told Herbert to take
 8 1,9|     become very fine. The sun was rising from the sea's horizon,
 9 1,1|   flattened cranium of an animal, rising again, forming a sort of
10 1,1|      taking the exact hour of the rising and setting of the sun,
11 1,1|         its position between this rising and setting, he reckoned
12 1,2|        smoke of a yellowish color rising in the air. ~Top was recalled
13 1,3|          Between this setting and rising twelve hours, twenty-four
14 1,3|          twelve minutes after its rising, the sun on this day would
15 1,4|       weather permitted. ~The sun rising above a clear horizon, announced
16 1,7|          in the first rays of the rising sun. ~At the beach, on which
17 1,7|          fall. ~"There," said he, rising, "is the discharge of the
18 1,9|      exposed to the east, and the rising sun saluted it with its
19 1,9|         abundantly lighted by the rising sun, whose rays penetrated
20 1,2|       roof of ice, which, at each rising and ebbing of the tide,
21 1,2|        under the influence of the rising temperature. Rain fell,
22 2,2|     before Granite House, and the rising tide floated it. Pencroft,
23 2,2|         fringed it, and which the rising tide began to cover. The
24 2,2|          to return, when Herbert, rising, pointed to a black object,
25 2,4|           fact, at this hour, the rising tide would have turned back
26 2,4|           which explained why the rising tide was not felt up the
27 2,5|      promontory, for beyond that, rising ground had the rest of the
28 2,5|           be from thence, for the rising ground and the curtain of
29 2,5|             But just as they were rising, Top was heard loudly barking;
30 2,6|          under Granite House. The rising sun now shone on the cliff
31 2,1|         the sea itself, the spray rising to a height of more than
32 2,2|          edge, was floated by the rising tide, amid the cheers of
33 2,2|            had been lifted by the rising tide, it was seen that she
34 2,3|           fine, the barometer was rising, the wind appeared settled,
35 2,3|       basket, with Mount Franklin rising from the center. The heights,
36 2,4|         lose time," said Herbert, rising. ~"We won't waste time,"
37 2,7|            Ayrton," said Harding, rising, "you have been a great
38 3,1|       north in the current of the rising tide. One might have said
39 3,3|          islet. The tide would be rising for an hour and a half,
40 3,9|          pointed to a thick smoke rising from the mill, the sheds,
41 3,0|          morning. The rays of the rising sun began to shine in at
42 3,1|           with a cone of verdure, rising to a height of two hundred
43 3,3|         Dead!" cried Ayrton, half rising from his bed, notwithstanding
44 3,4|        mountain, its first vapors rising in the air. ~ ~
45 3,5|  companions then climbed the spur rising between the corral valley
46 3,8|        replaced by a thick smoke, rising in the form of a grayish