Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|            its vertical position. The apparatus in the air is like a balance
 2 1,2| nearly-deserted square, surveying the apparatus. Pencroft did the same on
 3 1,6|           there prepared his singular apparatus with all the care which
 4 1,0|              one." ~And he showed the apparatus which served for a burning-glass.
 5 1,0|             The sailor considered the apparatus; then he gazed at the engineer
 6 1,3|            was the construction of an apparatus which would serve to transform
 7 1,3|               possessed a sextant, an apparatus with which the angular distance
 8 1,7|              special set of tools, an apparatus of platina, leaden chambers,
 9 1,7|             the nitro-glycerine. This apparatus being then arranged, the
10 1,9|             strong branches; and this apparatus was wrought by the masterly
11 1,9|             to establish an hydraulic apparatus, which would avoid all fatigue
12 1,2|            elaborate manufactory with apparatus and numerous workmen. No!
13 2,2|             by means of this floating apparatus. ~"We will tow this chest
14 2,2|           cable to unite the floating apparatus with the canoe. Pencroft
15 2,2|             containing a photographic apparatus, object-glass, plates, chemicals,
16 2,2|           incredulously. ~"As to that apparatus," replied Harding, "I do
17 2,9|                  You once spoke of an apparatus which would take the place
18 2,9|              And, indeed, to work his apparatus there was already a natural
19 2,9|               the imperfection of his apparatus, Cyrus Harding had operated
20 2,6|             and had no doubt that the apparatus was perfect. ~"Now for a
21 2,8|      necessary to establish a special apparatus, involving great labor.
22 2,8|              the negative pole of the apparatus. Each bottle, therefore,
23 2,8|             ingenious and very simple apparatus constructed by Cyrus Harding,
24 2,8|      constructed by Cyrus Harding, an apparatus which would allow them to
25 2,8|             means of the photographic apparatus found in the cases, and
26 2,8|               yet made any use. ~This apparatus, provided with a powerful
27 2,0|            under the sun's rays. ~The apparatus had been placed at one of
28 3,1|              going to the telegraphic apparatus which placed the corral
29 3,6|           happened to the telegraphic apparatus, so that it works no longer?" ~"
30 3,1|            pieces, and nothing of the apparatus remained. Pencroft stayed
31 3,5|         joists. The mechanism of this apparatus was as simple as those used
32 3,5|            bell. ~Harding went to the apparatus, and sent this question
33 3,5|     containing it, as well as all the apparatus. ~"Who came here the last
34 3,5|          heated to a white heat. This apparatus, similar in shape to an
35 3,5|     approached this singular floating apparatus. The boat touched the left
36 3,7|     machine-room where the electrical apparatus was established, which supplied