Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       through the air, above the vast watery desert of the Pacific,
 2 1,1|       radius of forty miles. The vast liquid plain, lashed without
 3 1,3|        opposite coast formed one vast bay, terminating on the
 4 1,4|     Nothing! The sea was but one vast watery desert. As to the
 5 1,4|         of the coast were spread vast masses of wood, relieved
 6 1,7|       country appeared to be one vast extent of sandy downs, bristling
 7 1,0|         the sun, then hid by the vast screen of the upper cone,
 8 1,1|          dark; that is to say, a vast funnel which extended, widening,
 9 1,1| willingly. We might give to that vast bay on the east the name
10 1,1|         embrace the whole of the vast bay, the name of Prospect
11 1,8|      then, as was probable, some vast cavity existed in the interior
12 1,8|     There the passage ended in a vast and magnificent cavern. ~
13 1,8|          now at their disposal a vast cavern, the size of which
14 1,1|      islands, emerging from this vast ocean, are but the summits
15 1,1|     formerly been a part of some vast continent which had gradually
16 1,1|        one day be changed into a vast continent, which new generations
17 1,2|        who had hollowed out this vast cavern, and he had only
18 2,3|  settlers could venture into the vast forest with some chance
19 2,4|    nature, either by extending a vast carpet of sand, or by grouping
20 2,0|    dangerous emergency. It was a vast thicket of magnificent trees,
21 2,1|      formed the central point of vast cyclones, which beat it
22 2,7|       the coast, in the midst of vast forests with no resources,
23 2,8|     searched the thickets of the vast forest, but nothing suspicious
24 2,0|          during the frost in the vast Tadorn Marsh. Gideon Spilett
25 3,1|          had already entered the vast bay, for a straight line
26 3,1|         an imperfect manner, the vast shore of Washington Bay
27 3,5|    bright light illuminating the vast cavern, so deeply excavated
28 3,7|          obscure. At length this vast effusion of electric light
29 3,0|    employed in the purchase of a vast territory in the State of
30 3,0|      Island. There was founded a vast colony to which they gave