Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       weather. There was even great difficulty in keeping the balloon fastened
 2 1,3|           All three arrived without difficulty on the opposite shore. Quickly
 3 1,6|          which they crossed without difficulty. The opposite shore appeared
 4 1,7|            Chimneys. They had great difficulty in getting out. The wind
 5 1,7|            they liked, and had some difficulty in keeping their feet; but
 6 1,9|             troubled for so small a difficulty. And, in the meantime, he
 7 1,2|          supposed there would be no difficulty in that. ~On leaving the
 8 1,2|            bank. It was not without difficulty that they broke a path through
 9 1,3|        question. There was no great difficulty in it. It was enough to
10 1,3|         They succeeded without much difficulty. Five days after, the kiln
11 1,3|            there would have been no difficulty in the operation. This evening
12 1,3|             crossed, and that was a difficulty. Harding resolved, in consequence,
13 1,7|             would have been in some difficulty, if nature had not happily
14 1,2|           able to walk without much difficulty on the hardened surface.
15 1,2|            was not without pain and difficulty that their hands could hold
16 2,1|             efforts managed without difficulty to turn it on its back.
17 2,2|          two oars, advanced without difficulty. Gideon Spilett, pencil
18 2,2|            they had managed without difficulty. But did it not appear as
19 2,5|             trunks we shall have no difficulty in crossing the river." ~"
20 2,5|             himself to conquer this difficulty, he was compelled to do
21 2,6|            able to take aim without difficulty, fired. Some, wounded or
22 2,7|             would help to solve the difficulty as to their clothing, which
23 2,7|         quadrupeds would have found difficulty in leaping. As to birds,
24 2,7|         approach without making any difficulty, but once harnessed they
25 2,7|          they reared and could with difficulty be held in. However, it
26 2,9|         could be used without great difficulty. For this, it was enough
27 2,9|            which presented the most difficulty, was the pipe of the glass-maker,
28 2,1|           was effected, not without difficulty, of an albatross, which
29 2,5|            He was led there without difficulty, and with careful attention,
30 2,6|           of this presented no more difficulty than the building of the
31 2,6|            flour, were made without difficulty. The tools were good, and
32 3,1|          will recognize her without difficulty, since he sailed on board
33 3,3|            Pencroft, having without difficulty crossed the channel, disembarked
34 3,6|   discovered any explanation of the difficulty. The posts were in good
35 3,6|       unexpected explanation of the difficulty was here, and it was evident
36 3,7| professional surgeon would have had difficulty in determining this at once,
37 3,0|             which he commanded with difficulty, but he did not utter a
38 3,2|             have been heard without difficulty. All was quiet. Besides,
39 3,8|             and they passed without difficulty under the arcade, washed
40 3,8|           of the sun were only with difficulty discernible. ~But more often
41 3,8|            and Ayrton found without difficulty the entrance to Dakkar Grotto,