Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       single speck of land, not a solid surface upon which their
 2 1,1|         could distinctly see that solid spot which they must reach
 3 1,3|          close to their feet. The solid ground ended here. They
 4 1,7|       best to introduce something solid into the bill of fare, for
 5 1,7|           formed the Chimneys was solid. It was composed of enormous
 6 1,3|        which were easily fixed in solid handles. ~The production
 7 1,7|           other matters remaining solid, since they are insoluble.
 8 1,7|          say, to mix with it some solid substance, clay or sugar,
 9 1,8|        excavation in the midst of solid rock; secondly, the necessity
10 1,9|          retreat, in the midst of solid rock, and sheltered from
11 1,9|           The inhabitants of this solid, healthy, and secure dwelling,
12 1,1|         sea-salt they absorb, the solid elements of water which
13 1,2|     having prepared for them this solid and immovable retreat! Cyrus
14 1,2|         House, in the middle of a solid mass, over which neither
15 1,2| furnishing; constructing the most solid of tables and chairs, for
16 2,1|        was the making of warm and solid clothing. ~The musmons in
17 2,1|           is to say, to produce a solid material, rough, no doubt,
18 2,1|       hilt of his cutlass sounded solid. It was compact granite,
19 2,8|       firm a way as possible in a solid framework planted in the
20 3,3|            at that height, in the solid granite? From Claw Cape
21 3,8|  pulverized cinders hardened into solid blocks by time, tremble
22 3,0|           edge, such was the only solid point which the waves of