Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|           expanse did not present a single speck of land, not a solid
 2 1,1|            death in the face. Not a single murmur escaped from their
 3 1,2|           captivity did not offer a single incident worthy of note,
 4 1,3|          determine whether it was a single island, or connected with
 5 1,3|              from whom, alas! not a single cry had reached them to
 6 1,3|        companions, without saying a single word. It was Neb. He was
 7 1,5|           looked well, try again, a single match will be enough!" ~
 8 1,5|           If this was a match and a single one, it was of great importance
 9 1,7|        perhaps at its height. Not a single ray of light from the moon
10 1,9|      engineer by the history of the single match, then his abortive
11 1,9|            for those who have not a single match in their pocket!" ~
12 1,5| transforming the ore into iron in a single operation, or by the blast
13 1,0|            his companions a grain-a single grain-which from a hole
14 1,0|          propitious for sowing this single precious grain of corn.
15 1,1|         time Pencroft did not let a single day pass without going to
16 2,2|           two days there won't be a single leak, and our boat will
17 2,7|        first corn-field sown with a single grain had prospered admirably,
18 2,7|            than was bestowed on the single grain. ~The field was prepared,
19 2,8|          what energy did Jup with a single heave of his shoulder put
20 2,9|            for it was composed of a single stem, covered with a scaly
21 2,0|             work for an instant. ~A single thing had the honor of drawing
22 2,2|          bottle. Without uttering a single word he drew the cork, and
23 2,5|             cross it directly, at a single bound!" ~"We shall soon
24 2,9|             way, said Spilett, "one single way for leaving Lincoln
25 2,0|             cliffs did not afford a single place suitable for landing.
26 3,2|     darkness being illuminated by a single ray of light. ~Pencroft
27 3,8|            everything! Instead of a single column of smoke he counted
28 3,9|            now completely bare. One single clump of green trees raised