Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|   commencement of the month of April, which represents the month
 2 1,3|    days. ~It was on the 2nd of April that Harding had employed
 3 1,3|    regular account. The 5th of April, which was Wednesday, was
 4 1,3|     this shore. ~On the 6th of April, at daybreak, the engineer
 5 1,3|       was, that, on the 9th of April, the engineer had at his
 6 1,3|        lasted till the 15th of April, and the time was well employed.
 7 1,3|     the evening of the 15th of April they returned to the Chimneys,
 8 1,3|        is not this the 15th of April?" ~"Yes, captain," replied
 9 1,4|      The next day, the 16th of April, and Easter Sunday, the
10 1,4|     was working on the 16th of April, the day on which the true
11 1,5|      The next day, the 17th of April, the sailor's first words
12 1,5|     the morning of the 20th of April began the "metallic period,"
13 1,5|      The next day, the 21st of April, Cyrus Harding accompanied
14 1,5|        fatigue, on the 25th of April several bars of iron were
15 2,9|   departed! ~It was the 1st of April, a Sunday, Easter Day, which
16 2,0|     gathered in on the 15th of April. It was as much a success
17 2,0|   during the last fortnight of April. These were koalas, specimens
18 2,0|    being used. ~On the 30th of April, the two sportsmen were
19 2,7|      landed him, on the 8th of April, 1852, on the west coast
20 2,9|       day on the first week of April, when the colonists were
21 2,9|       during the first week of April, after a sudden barometrical
22 2,9|      was fixed for the 16th of April, and the "Bonadventure,"
23 2,9|     the morning of the 16th of April all the colonists, including
24 2,9|   remarked Herbert, "and these April tides are very strong." ~"
25 2,0|     days after, on the 25th of April, in the evening, when the
26 2,0|     this towards the middle of April. From that time Ayrton shared
27 3,4| vigorously during the month of April, which was troubled only
28 3,4|    time for use. ~The month of April was tolerably fine, as October