Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        not more than two miles in length, with even a less breadth. ~
 2 1,3|         from where they stood. At length the fog gradually unrolled
 3 1,3|           It continued thus for a length of three miles, ending suddenly
 4 1,6|          one to the other, of the length of fifteen or twenty feet.
 5 1,7|             But what is a cable's length?" asked Gideon Spilett. ~"
 6 1,1|           miles; but its greatest length, from the jaws at the northeast
 7 1,2|           justice. ~The repast at length terminated; at the moment
 8 1,4|          means of the pole, whose length above the sand was exactly
 9 1,4|        would reach its minimum of length would be exactly twelve
10 1,5|          a medium size, for their length did not exceed six feet.
11 1,5|       coarse but useful metal. At length, after many trials and much
12 1,6|       fourteen to fifteen feet in length. Neb killed it by a blow
13 1,8| obliqueness, and consequently the length of the passage, and was
14 1,0|           five and twenty feet in length. All the carpenter's work
15 2,1|           which was three feet in length, would have weighed at least
16 2,3|         and nearly straight for a length of about three miles. But
17 2,8|      about two feet and a half in length, came up the river, and
18 2,9| electricity, and a period of some length of tempestuous weather was
19 2,0|           discovery?" he asked at length. "You, Herbert, no doubt?" ~"
20 2,2|         just seized a few cables' length from the shore. ~Cyrus Harding
21 2,6|       after it had stayed for any length of time on the shore, it
22 2,8|       wound it round itself, to a length of twenty-five or thirty
23 2,9|      coast, which extended over a length of eight or nine miles. ~
24 2,0|           fathoms, and its entire length was unrolled without finding
25 3,4|           visible along her whole length. She had been regularly
26 3,4|          frightfully torn. Over a length of at least twenty feet
27 3,4|      united them. From the entire length of the hull to the stern
28 3,4|      places, was split in all its length. ~"I've a notion!" exclaimed
29 3,8|        would last for a tolerable length of time. Ayrton's house
30 3,9|          keep open a retreat. ~At length an opening in the trees
31 3,1|        end of the peninsula for a length of from sixteen to seventeen
32 3,1|         other, according to their length and breadth, the marks of
33 3,1|        was reached, and the whole length of the forest had been traversed;
34 3,3|           colonists even went the length of tapping every rock. The
35 3,4|         oak, measured 110 feet in length, this allowing a width of
36 3,5|            for either the extent, length, height, or depth of the
37 3,5|         more than twenty miles in length! In many parts of the globe,
38 3,5|          more than half a cable's length distant. ~At this place
39 3,6|         waited an opportunity. At length, as he vainly fancied, it
40 3,6|        but finding it not, but at length the sanguinary rebels were
41 3,6|        the water at a few cables' length from the shore of the island,
42 3,7|        continues after death. ~At length, shortly after midnight,
43 3,7|      became gradually obscure. At length this vast effusion of electric
44 3,9|         some hundreds of paces in length. It seemed to them, when
45 3,0|     isolated rock, thirty feet in length, twenty in breadth, scarcely
46 3,0|       perceive, at half a cable's length, this mass of rocks, towards