Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         bound, after having been struck by a tremendous sea. As
 2 1,1|          the sea, which had just struck the net, and it was owing
 3 1,2|          which appear made to be struck on a medal, piercing eyes,
 4 1,5|         effect. Pencroft had not struck hard enough, fearing to
 5 1,5|       not hesitate, however, but struck the match directly. ~A little
 6 1,6|      cleverly thrown by the boy, struck the creature on the wing,
 7 1,6|          a smart jerk, Pencroft "struck" his line, and a flapping
 8 1,7|          the precipice, the wind struck them again with renewed
 9 1,9|          emitted from flint when struck in the same manner. The
10 1,0|         brushwood. The steel was struck, the burnt linen caught
11 1,2|     joined him, and were at once struck with a disagreeable odor
12 2,1|          circumstances which had struck them at different times.
13 2,4|        but at that moment a shot struck it in the eyes, and it fell
14 2,0|         one might even have been struck in the north of the Atlantic
15 2,1|           The wall which Harding struck with the hilt of his cutlass
16 2,4|       was made. ~The sailor then struck a light and set fire to
17 2,5|          during the squall which struck us on our return." ~"Could
18 2,7|         the moment when the ship struck upon the rocks, he had till
19 3,2|         oaths, which principally struck Ayrton:-~"Our brig is a
20 3,3|         and Pencroft's balls had struck them both at the same moment. ~
21 3,3|          shot from the four guns struck blindly, both on the Mercy
22 3,4|  foundered like a ship which has struck on a rock?" ~"Why not,"
23 3,4|       side. Now, if she had only struck, she would have sunk quietly
24 3,4|    Therefore, the vessel had not struck. So she had blown up. ~And
25 3,5|         upper side of Union Bay, struck the sand at a distance of
26 3,6| companion. Were they to find him struck down by the hands of those
27 3,6|         a cry of pain. ~Herbert, struck by a bullet, lay stretched
28 3,7|          second barrel, he fell, struck to the heart by Harding'
29 3,7|         reporter was immediately struck by the complete stupor in
30 3,7|       the shock, the ball having struck a bone with sufficient force
31 3,9|          its mark." ~"That which struck Herbert did not miss, Pencroft,"
32 3,3|        there that they have been struck!" said Cyrus Harding. ~"
33 3,3|       the secret!" ~"And who has struck the blow?" asked Pencroft. ~"
34 3,5|      perfectly dark. A light was struck by Neb, and in a few moments
35 3,5|         succeeded flash. Several struck the summit of the volcano
36 3,7|     itself, and the engineer was struck with astonishment. ~The
37 3,8|         island. Large trees were struck by the electric fluid and