Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|      April began the "metallic period," as the reporter called
 2 1,5|       5th of May, the metallic period ended, the smiths returned
 3 1,1|        avocations. During this period of cold, Cyrus Harding had
 4 1,1|        waters at a prehistoric period." ~"As the Atlantis was
 5 1,1|      at a more or less distant period, will not be more habitable
 6 1,1|      Who can say, that at this period, the equatorial regions
 7 1,1|       for ever, at least for a period. Perhaps then, our spheroid
 8 1,2|        could see that the cold period was not ended. ~A visit
 9 1,2|      first duty." ~But at this period, it was not the question
10 2,1|       at an early or at a late period had man lived there. Not
11 2,7|   House to sleep. ~During this period it may be stated that Master
12 2,9|     full of electricity, and a period of some length of tempestuous
13 2,3|      doubtful that men at some period or other had visited this
14 2,3|      probably the same distant period. ~What, then, was Herbert'
15 2,4|      dated from a very distant period and after having arrived
16 2,8|       for some hours. ~At this period the little colony was extremely
17 3,1|        Island, and during that period there had been no communication
18 3,8|        entered into an unlucky period. During the two years and
19 3,0|       besides that during this period Herbert remained utterly
20 3,3|       dating from the volcanic period, still black from the passage
21 3,4|       frost succeeded this wet period, the wood, its fibers acquiring
22 3,4| further sign of it during this period. The dog's growling had
23 3,9|      after a longer or shorter period it will afford a passage
24 3,9|       of the Far West. At this period of the year, when the trees