Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|         were going to perform the operation of baking the bricks. Naturally
 2 1,3|         to keep up the fire. ~The operation lasted forty-eight hours,
 3 1,3|         been no difficulty in the operation. This evening by the height
 4 1,3|          which would simplify the operation. ~Cyrus Harding pointed
 5 1,4|     bending over him, watched the operation with extreme interest. The
 6 1,4|         now only to calculate the operation. Nothing could be easier.
 7 1,5|         ore into iron in a single operation, or by the blast furnace,
 8 1,5|      Negro cleverly performed the operation, and three hours afterwards
 9 1,5|   condition to the success of the operation. ~On the morning of the
10 1,5|   branches, so that the important operation could be followed night
11 1,5|           in time pure iron. ~The operation was difficult. All the patience,
12 1,7|           fire, the result of the operation, consisting of sulphate
13 1,7|        Cyrus Harding had only one operation to make, to calcine the
14 1,7|           the sulphuric acid. The operation was successfully completed,
15 1,7|        his purpose, and by a last operation he would procure the substance
16 1,7|        yellow mixture. ~This last operation Cyrus Harding had made alone,
17 1,7|         of nitro-glycerine to the operation. But Pencroft, relieved
18 1,7|          becoming a victim to the operation. Harding, therefore, thought
19 1,8|       that a short time after the operation the level of the lake would
20 1,0|      fabrication of candles. ~The operation was extremely simple, and
21 1,0|        water. But to simplify the operation, he preferred to saponify
22 1,0|          were to be molded. ~This operation did not last more than four
23 1,0|        and all the anxiety of the operation. But this time the thing
24 1,2|        Cyrus Harding undertook an operation which could be performed
25 1,2|            only an extremely easy operation is required. Placed on the
26 1,2|         drew back and put off the operation to some future time, observing
27 2,2|           two hundred pounds. The operation of launching it was extremely
28 2,5|         now reduced balloon. ~The operation lasted two hours, and then
29 2,6|         the two last rounds. ~The operation had succeeded. ~Herbert
30 2,6|       waters of the lake, for the operation would then have taken some
31 2,9| cylindroconic shape. ~The blowing operation had given a cylinder of
32 2,9|          had only to perform this operation fifty times to have fifty
33 2,9|        this was the result of his operation. His first observation had
34 2,0|           methodically direct the operation of cutting up, a sufficiently
35 2,0|         sufficiently disagreeable operation lasting three days, but
36 2,0|         which the whale fed. ~The operation finished, to the great satisfaction
37 2,1|           be obtained by a simple operation which, if it diminished
38 2,1|          to regular rolling. ~The operation, ably directed by Cyrus
39 2,2|         was radiant with joy, the operation was perfectly successful;
40 2,6|     bolting machine, which by the operation of sifting, separates the
41 2,8|         itself. It was a delicate operation, and required much care.
42 2,8|       then unrolled, and the same operation was performed successively
43 3,2|          work. It was a difficult operation to perform without noise,
44 3,8|        dressing well done than an operation well performed. ~In ten