Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|    simply asking the engineer to manufacture some powder and one or two
 2 1,4|         The engineer intended to manufacture soap as soon as he could
 3 1,5|          The ingredients for the manufacture being close together would
 4 1,5|          where the coal aids the manufacture of the metal extracted from
 5 1,5|      that the engineer wished to manufacture with the skins of the amphibious
 6 1,7|         acid is a very expensive manufacture. Considerable works are
 7 1,9|    machines for every industrial manufacture; railroads; yes, railroads!
 8 1,0|        the fat necessary for the manufacture. ~They were now at the 4th
 9 1,0|      skin being intended for the manufacture of boots. ~The result of
10 1,0|          the said scissors. ~The manufacture of a hand-saw cost infinite
11 1,2|        succeed badly in this new manufacture. At the point of the lake
12 1,2|     nearly impossible for him to manufacture a gun which would be of
13 2,3|        but the engineer hoped to manufacture an explosive substance which
14 2,4|         a paste, is used for the manufacture of Chinese paper; that the
15 2,7|       was therefore necessary to manufacture some more nitro-glycerine,
16 2,8|       January was devoted to the manufacture of the linen garments required
17 2,8|          iron, which was easy to manufacture. These bullets, not having
18 2,8|         preferred, therefore, to manufacture pyroxyle, that is to say
19 2,8|      substance necessary for the manufacture of pyroxyle, it was only
20 2,8|          accordingly resolved to manufacture and employ pyroxyle, although
21 2,9|       Cyrus Harding attempted to manufacture glass, and he at first put
22 2,9|          to work. ~The tool, the manufacture of which presented the most
23 2,1|     Island possessed yet another manufacture. The colonists had now warm
24 2,8|           it would be useless to manufacture the battery and other accessories. ~
25 2,8|        consideration, decided to manufacture a very simple battery, resembling
26 2,0|        of wool necessary for the manufacture of this warm material. ~
27 3,4| necessary to resort again to the manufacture of the coarse felt materials.
28 3,8|  Moreover, it was unnecessary to manufacture rigging, that of the "Speedy"