Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|          1,500 feet, and here it met a current of wind, which
 2 1,2|     pavement. The five prisoners met by the car. They had not
 3 1,4|         rocks, such as are often met with in granite countries
 4 1,7|   perished, is that Top has also met his death, and that neither
 5 1,7|         to be feared that he had met with an accident on this
 6 1,8|      reached, and which might be met with by millions above high-water
 7 1,8|    besides, if by chance you had met with some deliverer there,
 8 1,0|    basalt and pumice-stone, were met with. In isolated groups
 9 1,3|       lieu of iron, could not be met with so easily. But Pencroft
10 1,6|    Harding. "Alligators are only met with in regions less elevated
11 1,7|         pyrites abound which are met with in the most recent
12 1,9|        the kitchen, and the pipe met it like that of an iron
13 1,0|          but they had not as yet met with these precious trees.
14 1,1|      foxes." They are frequently met with in Chile, in the Falkland
15 1,2| surprising that tigers are to be met with in it." ~"Well, we
16 1,2|       been only too glad to have met with such game!" ~"Well,
17 2,3|       some useful plant might be met with, and the young naturalist
18 2,3|       feet in breadth. The trees met like a bower overhead, and
19 2,4|     trees which had already been met with near the lake and on
20 2,6|      island, they had not before met with anything of so surprising
21 2,0|          Southern Hemisphere are met with in the greatest numbers." ~
22 2,5|        you never told us how you met this savage, and we know
23 2,8|          be well armed, for they met with savage wild boars,
24 2,0|          and a fire had actually met their eyes during the night
25 3,5|    thought of his proposal being met with any objection. His
26 3,9|     ready for any emergency. ~He met with no misadventure and
27 3,9|          but the cart would have met with great difficulties
28 3,1|         new specimens not before met with in the island, such
29 3,4|       Herbert, "and icebergs are met with in lower latitudes
30 3,9|         of the creek being flat, met with no obstacle. The burning