Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|      coast, which was directly exposed to the attacks of the open
 2 1,0|      of the mountain which was exposed to the northeast, and deep
 3 1,3|  evidently have been the shore exposed directly to the south; but
 4 1,6|     and on this lonely island, exposed to all the fury of the elements,
 5 1,6|      and it would not do to be exposed again to a similar accident. ~"
 6 1,6|       towards the east, is not exposed as the other is to the trade-winds,
 7 1,7|     the water escaped would be exposed, which was their final aim. ~
 8 1,8|  danger to which they might be exposed, the explorers were now
 9 1,9|     feet above the ground, was exposed to the east, and the rising
10 1,0|   sheltered from the wind, and exposed to all the heat of the midday
11 2,5|      should not be left longer exposed to the mercies of the first
12 2,8| softness and elasticity; then, exposed to the action of the atmosphere,
13 2,1|        Heights, being directly exposed to the gusts of wind from
14 2,6|        of wind on the plateau, exposed as it was to the sea breezes. ~"
15 2,0|        the corral, which, less exposed than the plateau, and sheltered
16 3,3|        Then, finding they were exposed to the fire of the ambush
17 3,3|       believe themselves to be exposed. Quite uncovered, therefore,
18 3,3|       the colonists than to be exposed, at a short distance, to
19 3,5|      islet would inevitably be exposed to the fire of this aerial
20 3,6|       weather, she will not be exposed here as she would be at
21 3,3|    from that moment Ayrton was exposed to the importunities of
22 3,6|    British power in India been exposed to such danger, and if,
23 3,6|    Nautilus" were narrated and exposed to the curiosity of the
24 3,8|        to each other, would be exposed to the risk of disintegration.