Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|    hatch, unless it is in the shape of an omelet!" replied Pencroft
 2 1,5|       piece of paper into the shape of a cone, as smokers do
 3 1,1|    This was in fact the exact shape of the island, which it
 4 1,1|       not give any particular shape to this part of the island,
 5 1,1|      island was finished, its shape determined, its features
 6 1,1|       recall their particular shape. They will impress themselves
 7 1,1|   will be more practical. The shape of the island is so strange
 8 1,3|       to hold water, etc. The shape of these objects was clumsy
 9 2,7|   want of tools with which to shape the wood, nor of iron-work
10 2,7|    male and female, of a fine shape, dove-colored, the legs
11 2,7|      not long ears, and their shape is more graceful!" ~"Donkeys
12 2,9|       give it a cylindroconic shape. ~The blowing operation
13 2,0|      already be seen that her shape was excellent, and that
14 2,1|   issued from the mill in the shape of thick felt cloth. The
15 2,1| diamonds in our stoves in the shape of coal?" ~"No, my friend,"
16 2,3|   miles in circumference, its shape not much bordered by capes
17 2,6|   sort of cylindrical box, in shape like a pepper-pot, with
18 3,4|  nationality. However, by the shape of her boats Ayrton and
19 3,8|     some kindness, but in the shape of a good bullet!" ~"And
20 3,2|       mouth, basalts of every shape were so picturesquely piled
21 3,5|   mountain. Besides, from the shape of the crater-the opening
22 3,5|       a provisional band, the shape of the vessel could already
23 3,5|    This apparatus, similar in shape to an enormous whale, was