Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          with his sailor eyes to piece through the gloom, was almost
 2 1,5|         surprise, he felt a tiny piece of wood entangled in the
 3 1,5|    entered the cave. ~This small piece of wood, of which so many
 4 1,5|    note-book. ~Pencroft took the piece of paper which the reporter
 5 1,5|        Pencroft then twisted the piece of paper into the shape
 6 1,6| necessitating the sacrifice of a piece of handkerchief. Notwithstanding,
 7 1,6|           as if about to taste a piece of grouse, scarcely breathed. ~
 8 1,2|       even probable that if some piece of game did fall into his
 9 1,3|        collar was made of a thin piece of tempered steel. They
10 1,3|          only to sharpen it on a piece of sandstone, then to raise
11 1,5|         be like?" ~"An excellent piece of beef," replied Herbert. ~"
12 2,5|        strengthen himself with a piece of venison. This luncheon
13 2,5|          Neb seized it. It was a piece of strong cloth! ~Top still
14 2,6|          the sailor, raising his piece, took a rapid aim at one
15 2,9|      performed another admirable piece of service which delighted
16 2,9|         by means of a long, thin piece of iron rolled up like the
17 2,4|       suddenly returned, broke a piece out of the bulwarks with
18 2,6|         eager to taste the first piece of bread in Lincoln Island.
19 2,8|        wished-for tenacity. This piece of steel, after having been
20 2,8|          that is to say, round a piece of soft iron surrounded
21 3,3|          question of directing a piece of work and not ordering
22 3,4|       the beach, had not found a piece of a thick iron cylinder,
23 3,4|     substance. ~Neb brought this piece of metal to his master,
24 3,4|         she had run against this piece of iron?" said the engineer,
25 3,5|        of spray. ~For the fourth piece Cyrus Harding slightly increased
26 3,5|        report was heard, but the piece had held good, and the colonists
27 3,9|        drew out a rag. ~It was a piece of cloth, stained and torn,
28 3,9|         of Ayrton's waistcoat, a piece of that felt, manufactured
29 3,5|  horizontal movement to move the piece of wood, a second vertical