Part,  Chapter

 1 1,9|        because, for want of a bridge or boat, the Mercy had not
 2 1,1|   take the place of a regular bridge!" So, the construction of
 3 1,1|     construction of a regular bridge was noted in the list of
 4 2,5|     and we shall have neither bridge nor boat by which to cross." ~"
 5 2,5|      be useful to construct a bridge if we wish to have an easy
 6 2,5|  access to the Far West!" ~"A bridge!" cried Pencroft. "Well,
 7 2,5| profession? He will make us a bridge when we want one. As to
 8 2,5|       first of all to throw a bridge over the Mercy, so as to
 9 2,5|     eat and sleep, and if the bridge had been constructed, in
10 2,7|    was the establishment of a bridge over the Mercy, so as to
11 2,7|    which was now serious. The bridge would render easy the transport
12 2,7|       the construction of the bridge, and all hands were required
13 2,7|     order to ascertain if the bridge could be thrown across.
14 2,7|      and a half, and from the bridge to the Port, it would be
15 2,7|   turn of the Mercy where the bridge was to be established. ~
16 2,7|     rest of our domain by the bridge which we are about to throw
17 2,7|      from any surprise." ~The bridge was the most urgent work.
18 2,7|    and planks. The end of the bridge which rested on the right
19 2,7|      sustain the floor of the bridge and establish a pile-driver
20 2,7|      two arches and allow the bridge to support heavy loads. ~
21 2,7|     construction of the Mercy bridge lasted three weeks of regular
22 2,7|      the 20th of November the bridge was finished. The movable
23 2,7|      through the grass to the bridge over Creek Glycerine, lowered
24 2,7|  after passing over the Mercy bridge, descended the left bank
25 2,0|  hands, passed over the Mercy bridge, descended the right bank
26 2,1|     had passed over the Mercy Bridge, the engineer raised it
27 2,2|    They must have crossed the bridge on the shore," replied the
28 2,2|       It was certain that the bridge had been crossed, that the
29 2,2| continually arriving over the bridge. ~The colonists were soon
30 2,2|       North, passing over the bridge, which Neb ran immediately
31 2,5|   away," said Neb, "since the bridge is raised." ~"Oh!" said
32 2,0|       having passed the Mercy Bridge, or by turning the rocks
33 3,2|       not impossible that the bridge, thrown across a mile and
34 3,6|    had crossed, he raised the bridge. It was agreed that a gunshot
35 3,6|   Herbert even watched at the bridge so as to be ready to lower
36 3,6|      Glycerine, he raised the bridge; and waiting behind a tree
37 3,9|   mile and they would see the bridge over Creek Glycerine. Cyrus
38 3,1|       for a mile, crossed the bridge, at the other side of which
39 3,5|       the plateau, passed the bridge over Creek Glycerine, and
40 3,5|     It was like the arch of a bridge, under which rushed the