Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|   height of only 2,000 feet. It contained 50,000 cubic feet of gas,
 2 1,1|       all the articles which it contained, the passengers had been
 3 1,1|         space. ~But the car had contained five passengers, with a
 4 1,8|         of his waistcoat, which contained his watch. It was necessary
 5 1,4| manufactured, and which already contained food; they then continued
 6 1,7|        evaporated liquid, which contained the sulphate of alumina,
 7 2,2|      calm as if its waters were contained within the narrow limits
 8 2,2|       and the articles which it contained were no doubt uninjured. ~
 9 2,2|       satisfied, for this chest contained tools, weapons, instruments,
10 2,3|   regret that the chest had not contained, besides "his halfpound
11 2,4|       which would scarcely have contained even two or three fishing-boats.
12 2,6|  valuables which this storeroom contained, the patience so much recommended
13 2,8|         larger, and each charge contained less, but the skill of the
14 2,9|      the poultry-yard, and soon contained several young ones in the
15 2,6|       with all the machinery it contained according as the wind required
16 3,1|        to a bird a letter which contained the secret of their situation,
17 3,3|         the rock. ~The boat now contained only three able men. Carried
18 3,4|          or rather all that she contained, was a perfect mine of wealth.
19 3,4|          Speedy." ~Most of them contained clothes, which, as may be
20 3,4|   enriched by nearly all it had contained. ~However, the mystery which
21 3,7|        Top." ~This laconic note contained all that Neb ought to know,
22 3,0|    without defenders, and which contained valuable stores. ~In the
23 3,1|       the box and opened it. It contained nearly two hundred grains
24 3,3|         careful exploration. It contained a thousand cavities, comfortless
25 3,4|    considerably. The stable now contained five onagers, four of which
26 3,4|      stores, and the animals it contained, would always be the object
27 3,7|    benefactor, the coffer which contained wealth amounting to millions. ~
28 3,9|     storehouse and outbuildings contained more than sufficient to
29 3,9|    might be the volume of water contained in the lake, it must eventually
30 3,0|    triumphed. ~Of the treasures contained in the coffer left by Captain