Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         maelstrom. ~Beneath the lower point of the balloon swung
 2 1,1|     Towards eleven o'clock, the lower region of the air was sensibly
 3 1,1|       to secure more firmly the lower point of the balloon. ~It
 4 1,4|     could succeed in making the lower part of use. ~"Here's our
 5 1,6|       the foot of a tree, whose lower branches were covered with
 6 1,0|        which, some hundred feet lower, at the bottom of the narrow
 7 1,0|        by the truncating of the lower cone, the difficulties of
 8 1,1|      the eruptive matter to the lower valleys which furrowed the
 9 1,1| roadstead, which marked out the lower shore of this strangely-formed
10 1,2|        the sharp outline of its lower part. Numerous aquatic birds
11 1,5|       paces from him, among the lower branches of a tree, an animal
12 1,6| temperature was not as yet much lower, and a centigrade thermometer,
13 1,7|        feet." "And how will you lower the level?" ~"By opening
14 1,7|      that it should meet a much lower level than that of the water
15 1,8|        settlers had reached the lower point of the lake, and a
16 1,8|         Cyrus Harding. "Perhaps lower down, nature will have spared
17 1,8|       few minutes, sixteen feet lower they rejoined Top. ~There
18 1,9|         was secured both at its lower part, which rested on the
19 1,1|     well as Australasia and the lower parts of South America.
20 2,5|        good condition, only the lower portion being torn. ~It
21 2,6|       was in its place, but the lower ladder was drawn up and
22 2,6|      took a careful aim for the lower part of the ladder. ~Cyrus
23 2,6|      that was not easy; for the lower part of the ladder had been
24 2,7|    yesterday?" ~"Let us tie its lower end down firmly," replied
25 2,0| thousand pounds of oil, and the lower lip four thousand. Then,
26 2,3|  halliard in his hand, ready to lower the sail at a moment's notice.
27 2,8|        glass tube, bored at its lower extremity, and intended
28 3,2|         of men-of-war when they lower their colors, it was pure
29 3,3|         endeavoring to make the lower end. The breeze was light,
30 3,4|       effects! It has split the lower part of the hull, instead
31 3,4|      hull, which every day sank lower. But before the sand had
32 3,6|     bridge so as to be ready to lower it the moment their companion
33 3,9|         taken the precaution to lower it again, so as to keep
34 3,0|        been fired both from the lower and upper rocks, and no
35 3,3|        These two streams, which lower down became rivers by the
36 3,3|         is probable that at the lower part of the chimney, time
37 3,4|        icebergs are met with in lower latitudes in the south than
38 3,4|    Fahrenheit. It was therefore lower in temperature than the
39 3,5|       still concentrated in the lower part of the central crater. ~
40 3,5|    sometimes stretched over the lower branches of the trees, sometimes
41 3,7|         Nautilus,' and you will lower the mainhatch so as entirely
42 3,8|         of wood which forms the lower portion of a ship and unites
43 3,8| convulsion going forward in the lower depths of the volcano." ~"
44 3,9|         in the east, and as its lower waves became solidified
45 3,0|    again set sail and return to lower latitudes. ~No! no hope