Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|          paper into the shape of a cone, as smokers do in a high
 2 1,5|          slipped it into the paper cone, which in a few seconds
 3 1,6|           the sides of the central cone. ~The particular object
 4 1,0|       fixed for a long time on the cone, the summit of which he
 5 1,0|           to the top of the lowest cone. There appeared to be less
 6 1,0|        watercourses. ~On the first cone rested a second, slightly
 7 1,0|         wished to reach the second cone, and proceeding along the
 8 1,0|    powerful support of the central cone. ~At one o'clock the ascent
 9 1,0|            truncating of the lower cone, the difficulties of the
10 1,0|           vast screen of the upper cone, which masked the half-horizon
11 1,0|           the plateau of the first cone. It was then necessary to
12 1,0|          which supported the upper cone of the mountain. Before
13 1,0|          get round the base of the cone in the case of its sides
14 1,0|          get round the base of the cone, it would be impossible
15 1,0|            given for ascending the cone. ~In fact, before them opened
16 1,0|          framed by the edge of the cone, increased obviously. At
17 1,0|      mountain at the summit of the cone. ~It was then perfectly
18 1,1|        before. They went round the cone by the plateau which formed
19 1,1|       overflowed the summit of the cone, before this lateral chasm
20 1,1|         again to the summit of the cone, Cyrus Harding had had a
21 1,2|        crater, they went round the cone and reached their encampment
22 3,1| cylindrical trunks, crowded with a cone of verdure, rising to a
23 3,3|            summit of the truncated cone terminating the first row
24 3,9|            volcano, the hat-shaped cone which formed over the latter
25 3,9|     appeared on fire. The superior cone, a mass of rock a thousand
26 3,9|      foundation. Fortunately, this cone inclined to the north, and
27 3,9|            upon which the superior cone of Mount Franklin had fallen,
28 3,0|            the abyss; the inferior cone of Mount Franklin, rent