Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|           feared the danger of an explosion, and when he showed a bottle
 2 1,7|         greater resistance to the explosion." ~"And when shall we see
 3 1,7|       which in bursting cause the explosion. A shock is therefore needed
 4 1,7|   therefore needed to produce the explosion, for, simply lighted, this
 5 1,7|          of a fuse, and cause the explosion. ~But Cyrus Harding knew
 6 1,7|           was enough to create an explosion. But the operator could
 7 1,7|      afterwards a most tremendous explosion was heard. The island appeared
 8 1,7|        have been shattered by the explosion. ~A cheer escaped them!
 9 1,0|          waterfall created by the explosion rendered the construction
10 2,4|            Immediately, a regular explosion, or rather a series of reports,
11 2,5|         there would be no fear of explosion. However, the use of pyroxyle
12 3,2|            He would perish in the explosion, but he would have done
13 3,4|           can have occasioned the explosion?" ~"Oh! Mr. Spilett, nothing
14 3,4|         astonishes me is that the explosion has not produced more effect.
15 3,4|         Spilett, "whether rock or explosion, you will agree, Pencroft,
16 3,4|           at all. He stuck to "an explosion," and did not wish to give
17 3,4|       Spilett to the sailor, "the explosion, if there has been one,
18 3,4|        made by a rock than by the explosion of a powder-magazine." ~"
19 3,4|           not be attributed to an explosion. That part of the hull in
20 3,4|       cylinder, bearing traces of explosion. The edges of this cylinder
21 3,5|        explained by the submarine explosion of this torpedo. Cyrus Harding
22 3,5|          had been saved after the explosion. From the planks and injured
23 3,6|        the bottle, who caused the explosion of the brig by the shock
24 3,8| profundities of the globe. But no explosion properly so termed, could
25 3,8|  convulsion would be produced, no explosion was to be apprehended. ~"
26 3,9|    probably be anticipated by the explosion of the island." ~"In that
27 3,9|     waters. With the danger of an explosion which threatened to destroy
28 3,9|         outlet for this vapor. An explosion, which might have been heard
29 3,0|     Franklin, rent asunder by the explosion; the lava jaws of Shark