Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|          which held the car were cut, and the balloon, after
 2 1,2|      slip into the car, and then cut the cords which held it.
 3 1,3|     precipice which looked as if cut by the hand of man. On the
 4 1,6|       ammunition on our way, and cut our weapons in the forest."
 5 1,9|      parts of the bank, so as to cut off the retreat of the capybara,
 6 1,0|         by the explorers, it was cut short by the ridge of a
 7 1,3|      Long straight branches were cut, the leaves stripped off;
 8 1,3|   collecting fuel. Branches were cut all round the glade, and
 9 1,3|         the light of the fire he cut two little flat rulers,
10 1,5|         They must then manage to cut off their retreat and knock
11 1,5|       take them in the rear, and cut off their retreat. During
12 1,7|          find it!" ~The engineer cut a long branch, stripped
13 1,8|         see our way. Neb, go and cut some resinous branches." ~
14 1,0|    settlers were at last able to cut their hair, and also to
15 1,2|       There was no want of wood, cut up into planks, in the storeroom,
16 1,2|         Pencroft and Herbert had cut down these useful shrubs,
17 2,3|          which they could use to cut a path through the thick
18 2,3|       would have been obliged to cut a path through the thick
19 2,4|          that they would have to cut a path through the grass,
20 2,4| absolutely unnavigable. ~"We are cut off!" cried Neb. ~"No,"
21 2,4|     trees to go round, bushes to cut down, and creepers to chop
22 2,4|          the bark of the bamboo, cut into flexible laths, is
23 2,4|     seeing the clump of bamboos, cut a quantity, which he mingled
24 2,5|  uninjured, and they had even to cut them away with the axe,
25 2,7|       work. Trees were selected, cut down, stripped of their
26 2,7|  stripped of their branches, and cut into beams, joists, and
27 2,7|      woods, from which they were cut off for ever! ~In the meantime
28 2,9|    proceeding, this cylinder was cut lengthways, and after having
29 2,0|         best to hasten, so as to cut off its retreat if necessary.
30 2,0|         castaway." ~The blubber, cut in parallel slices of two
31 2,0|      dozen of the whale's bones, cut them into six equal parts,
32 2,1|         their vessel, which were cut from the inexhaustible balloon-case. ~
33 2,3|         followed the route which cut diagonally across the island,
34 2,4|         the prisoner's feet were cut off, but his arms remained
35 2,5|         when he was sleeping, to cut his hair and matted beard,
36 3,3|       were on the point of being cut off by the brig's boat,
37 3,3|  penetrate into the channel, and cut off the colonists posted
38 3,3|       they ran the risk of being cut off, had not left their
39 3,0|          Harding went himself to cut from the trunk of a species
40 3,1|      time it became necessary to cut away a few creepers and
41 3,1|   thickets, they were obliged to cut down trees. Before entering
42 3,1|      moment they were obliged to cut a road with their hatchets. ~
43 3,4|     should be quickly felled and cut up, for they could not be
44 3,5| hydraulic sawmill, which rapidly cut up the trunks of trees into
45 3,5|        The sailor's sentence was cut short by a new tinkle of
46 3,9|         Red Creek, threatened to cut off the road to the corral.