Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        had reserved them for a strange destiny, and after having,
 2 1,6|       through the forest. This strange and sonorous cry was produced
 3 1,1|   points, bays, or creeks. Its strange form caught the eye, and
 4 1,1|      shape of the island is so strange that we shall not be troubled
 5 1,2|        bark?" ~"No." ~"That is strange. However, we must try to
 6 1,2|  deafening clamor. Suddenly, a strange concert of discordant voices
 7 1,5|        Prospect Heights, but a strange and capricious border which
 8 1,7|       have given the dugong so strange a wound. He remained at
 9 1,7|    creature is, at least, very strange, and I cannot explain either
10 1,9|        for the rabbits, it was strange that the rabbits themselves
11 1,1|      the nature of this island strange. It is a summary of all
12 1,1|       island, and what is more strange, that the species are extremely
13 1,2|  refrain from dreaming of many strange improbabilities. Accustomed
14 1,2|        into the regions of the strange and almost of the supernatural;
15 2,2|     that he was examining some strange country. ~In the meantime,
16 2,5|        a low voice, "this is a strange thing." ~"Strange indeed!"
17 2,5|    this is a strange thing." ~"Strange indeed!" returned Cyrus
18 2,5|       returned Cyrus Harding. ~Strange or not, it was very fortunate.
19 2,6|         this is queer!" ~"Very strange!" murmured the engineer,
20 2,8|       inexplicable facts, that strange enigma, of which the secret
21 2,0|       vapor, or of water, for, strange as it may appear, naturalists
22 2,1|      broke out again with that strange intonation which had before
23 2,1| opening? Why did he utter such strange barks when a sort of uneasiness
24 2,3|           Does not this appear strange to you?" asked Harding of
25 2,8|        that there was anything strange there, and yet more than
26 2,9|      these barks had something strange in them, like those which
27 2,0|    their companions with these strange facts. Perhaps it would
28 2,0|        their companions to the strange character of certain incidents
29 2,0|     incident occurred. Nothing strange happened, although Pencroft
30 3,1|  colonists again discussed the strange ship, but Ayrton took no
31 3,4|    mystery which enveloped its strange destruction would doubtless
32 3,5|        acquainted with all the strange events which have occurred
33 3,8|      that the intervention, so strange, yet so efficacious, which
34 3,0|       that moment, barked in a strange manner. ~All rushed in immediately
35 3,5|  emotion was great. A thousand strange and extraordinary ideas
36 3,5|      shafts. Irregular arches, strange moldings, appeared on the
37 3,6|       but a few months of that strange life have sufficed to make
38 3,6|      induced you to adopt this strange mode of existence, and I
39 3,6|         During many years this strange being visited every ocean,
40 3,6|      which seven months of the strange and eventful navigation
41 3,8|        that they derived their strange opacity and weight. Scoriae,
42 3,0|       made acquainted with the strange history of Captain Nemo