Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5| without a soul. ~Pencroft knew fifty ways of cooking eggs, but
 2 1,6|        measuring a hundred and fifty feet in height. ~At this
 3 1,9|        the sailor had not gone fifty paces when he stopped, and
 4 1,0|      over a radius of at least fifty miles. Therefore it was
 5 1,0|    shouted. ~All stopped about fifty feet from half-a-dozen animals
 6 1,1|     over a radius of more than fifty miles. No land in sight.
 7 1,1|    appeared within a radius of fifty miles. But fifty miles could
 8 1,1|     radius of fifty miles. But fifty miles could be easily crossed,
 9 1,2|        takes three hundred and fifty millions of years to cool,
10 1,2|        area of two hundred and fifty acres, reposed in a border
11 1,4|    oyster produces yearly from fifty to sixty thousand eggs,
12 1,8|     The settlers had gone some fifty feet farther, when their
13 2,1|  sailor, "to have let at least fifty meals escape!" ~"But, Pencroft,"
14 2,3|       of which there was about fifty pounds in the barrel, a
15 2,5|      This spot was raised from fifty to sixty feet above the
16 2,6|          But they had not made fifty steps in this direction,
17 2,7|   eight hundred grains, except fifty, which were prudently reserved,
18 2,7|    them. The seven hundred and fifty grains deposited in very
19 2,8|       annually two hundred and fifty. ~"A regular egg-field,"
20 2,9|      to perform this operation fifty times to have fifty panes.
21 2,9|  operation fifty times to have fifty panes. The windows at Granite
22 2,9|            About a hundred and fifty miles to the northeast,"
23 2,9|       Harding. ~"A hundred and fifty miles! And what's that?"
24 2,0|      will make six hundred and fifty thousand grains." ~"Well,
25 2,0|        less than a hundred and fifty thousand pounds! ~In the
26 2,1|        voyage of a hundred and fifty miles in a comparatively
27 2,1|       at least two hundred and fifty or three hundred years." ~"
28 2,2|    settlers counted as many as fifty dead bodies scattered about
29 2,3|       passage of a hundred and fifty miles. One day in the island,
30 2,3|       of about two hundred and fifty or three hundred feet which
31 2,4|      suppose he might be about fifty." ~"Have you noticed, Mr.
32 2,8|   obtained wires from forty to fifty feet long, which could be
33 2,0|      This cord measured nearly fifty fathoms, and its entire
34 3,1|       the other. A hundred and fifty miles only separated them
35 3,2|       to stop them, but forty, fifty, more perhaps!" ~"Captain
36 3,2|     understood that there were fifty on board. That was a large
37 3,2|     evidently could not resist fifty ruffians, all well armed,
38 3,2|  Pencroft." ~"Hum! six against fifty!" ~"Yes! six! without counting-" ~"
39 3,5|         measured from forty to fifty feet in height, and the