Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|    Grant, they found themselves seven thousand miles from the
 2 1,2|       thrown on a desert coast, seven thousand miles from their
 3 1,3|       at a distance of at least seven miles, glittered a white
 4 1,4|         at a distance of six or seven miles. From its first declivities
 5 1,7|      before a blazing fire. ~At seven in the evening Neb had not
 6 1,9|     balloon at less than six to seven thousand miles, and, even
 7 1,0|        origin. It was half-past seven in the morning when the
 8 1,0|        fatigued by an ascent of seven hours, arrived at the plateau
 9 1,1|      their wants. ~It was about seven o'clock in the morning when
10 1,2|         circumference of nearly seven miles and an area of two
11 1,5|         point of Mandible Cape, seven miles distant from the Chimneys.
12 1,7|         to devote not less than seven quarts of nitro-glycerine
13 1,2|        like to make objections. Seven months ago, when we landed
14 2,1|   Chapter 1 ~It was now exactly seven months since the balloon
15 2,3|     exactly at the place where, seven months before, Pencroft
16 2,3|          asked Herbert. ~"About seven miles," replied the engineer, "
17 2,4|        flapping wings. ~Towards seven o'clock the weary explorers
18 2,5| following up an idea. ~In about seven or eight minutes Top stopped
19 2,6|      and, certainly, during the seven months which they had spent
20 2,7|       of his companions, who in seven months had necessarily acquired
21 2,7|    enough to frighten them. The seven hundred and fifty grains
22 2,2|       you forget Jup." ~"Out of seven," added Neb; "Top is quite
23 2,5|         the 20th of October, at seven o'clock in the morning,
24 2,8|        he threw it into the sea seven or eight years ago, how
25 2,9|      that is to say, till about seven in the evening, and if there
26 2,0|      with greater ease. Towards seven o'clock in the morning,
27 3,1|  foliage. ~It was now half-past seven. The sun had disappeared
28 3,3|         A boat was lowered, and seven men jumped into her. They
29 3,4|         both sides of the keel, seven or eight feet from the beginning
30 3,9|       was the 29th of November, seven o'clock in the evening.
31 3,9|         the corral at half-past seven. An hour after, four out
32 3,4|         tons?" asked Harding. ~"Seven or eight months at least,"
33 3,4|        did it well. ~During the seven months which had passed
34 3,6|      them prisoners, and during seven months they were enabled
35 3,6|    published that work in which seven months of the strange and
36 3,7|        the platform, which rose seven or eight feet above the
37 3,8|    mushroom to a height of from seven to eight hundred feet above
38 3,9|    volcano's eruption. ~Towards seven in the morning the position