Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       enormous billows licked the bottom of the net, making it still
 2 1,6|        the central chamber at the bottom of a little cavity in the
 3 1,6|      which the river occupied the bottom was more clearly visible.
 4 1,9|          say nothing, for, in the bottom of his heart he shared the
 5 1,9|           capybara, hidden at the bottom of the pond, did not appear. ~"
 6 1,0|        hundred feet lower, at the bottom of the narrow gorges, formed
 7 1,4|         the little stick from the bottom of the cliff, and my visual
 8 1,4|         between the stick and the bottom of the cliff was five hundred
 9 1,4|       would have thrown us to the bottom of the sea!" said Herbert. ~"
10 1,6|           water flows away at the bottom of the lake," said Herbert, "
11 1,7|           but from this point the bottom of the lake sloped gradually,
12 1,2|           the opening, and at the bottom some bait, the scent of
13 1,2|           time, to breathe at the bottom of this well? The engineer
14 2,2|         get loose and sink to the bottom of the sea. But happily
15 2,2| proportion as they approached the bottom of the box, his hurrahs
16 2,3|          boat grated on the stony bottom of the river, which was
17 2,3|           canoe again touched the bottom, and in a few minutes it
18 2,4|        the joint, keeping for the bottom the part of the transverse
19 2,9|    producing a strong fall at the bottom of the passage, the overflow
20 2,1|         to time to breathe at the bottom." ~"That's evident," replied
21 2,1|        was easy to descend to the bottom of the well by employing
22 2,1|           a way. To arrive at the bottom of the well and then climb
23 2,3|       Bonadventure" grated on the bottom. The anchor was let go,
24 2,6|         at the top, narrow at the bottom, which would allow the grain
25 2,0|      unrolled without finding any bottom. ~"There," exclaimed Pencroft, "
26 2,0|           Pencroft would not find bottom." ~"That is all very well,"
27 3,3|           number were laid in the bottom of the boat. Neb and Spilett
28 3,4|           quietly and gone to the bottom like an honest vessel." ~"
29 3,4|      which had fallen through the bottom, Ayrton and Pencroft, diving
30 3,5|           raised like a dome, the bottom of the brig crushed in,
31 3,5|       honesty yet remained in the bottom of their hearts, these wretches
32 3,9|     mattress and placed it on the bottom of the cart. The weather
33 3,1|        has been drawn up from the bottom of an abyss. Fits of joy
34 3,3|          the enormous hat, at the bottom of which opened the crater. ~
35 3,5|       mineral layer heaped at the bottom of the crater. But would
36 3,5|         would perhaps stop at the bottom of the valley, and that
37 3,5|         colonists had reached the bottom of the basalt cliff. ~There
38 3,5|  iron-plated. Two oars lay at the bottom. ~"Jump in!" said Harding. ~
39 3,5|         down the opening. ~At the bottom of the ladder was a deck,
40 3,6|          found their death at the bottom of the abyss. He was unaware
41 3,6|           a torpedo placed at the bottom of the canal, who saved
42 3,7|        the water to repose at the bottom of the abyss." ~And comprehending
43 3,7|          he can have lived at the bottom of the sea? And it seems
44 3,9| substances soon after reached the bottom of the barrier. The stream