Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|     in his waistcoat for the box, which was always there,
 2 1,5|   could nowhere discover the box. ~"Here's a go!" said he,
 3 1,5|     looking at Herbert. "The box must have fallen out of
 4 1,5|  carefully, but in vain. The box was of copper, and therefore
 5 1,5|   lost my pipe! Confound the box! Where can it be?" ~"Look
 6 1,5|     that they would find the box, which the waves had rolled
 7 1,5|    but found nothing. If the box had fallen at this place
 8 1,5|        they were in a copper box which shut very tightly;
 9 1,5|   not reply. The loss of the box was certainly to be regretted,
10 1,5| ground, still looked for his box. He even climbed up the
11 2,2|  opera-glass, 1 telescope, 1 box of mathematical instruments,
12 2,2|       1 aneroid barometer, 1 box containing a photographic
13 2,2|        Even the photographic box!" exclaimed the sailor incredulously. ~"
14 2,2| approached the bottom of the box, his hurrahs diminished
15 2,2|    is nothing for me in that box!" ~This led Neb to say,-~"
16 2,8|     The needles found in the box were used by sturdy if not
17 2,8|  which had been found in the box, and which he wished to
18 2,5|     and shot, as well as the box of caps, were very welcome.
19 2,6|   Soon a sort of cylindrical box, in shape like a pepper-pot,
20 2,6|      internal mechanism, the box destined to contain the
21 3,0|    On it lay a little oblong box, of which the cover bore
22 3,1|      Gideon Spilett took the box and opened it. It contained
23 3,5|     in order-the pile on the box containing it, as well as