Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       the attempt. A balloon was manufactured and placed at the disposal
 2 1,3|          what the settlers first manufactured was a common pottery in
 3 1,3|      pipe-clay," with which they manufactured bowls, cups molded on stones
 4 1,4|    hibiscus fiber, which Neb had manufactured, and which already contained
 5 1,5|        which had previously been manufactured from clay suitable for the
 6 1,5|     roughly fashioned, were also manufactured; blades for planes, axes,
 7 1,7|      explosive substance must be manufactured, which would make a deep
 8 1,7|         Cyrus Harding could have manufactured this substance by treating
 9 1,7|    especially, sulphuric acid is manufactured by very simple means, which
10 1,9|   inaccessible. ~This ladder was manufactured with extreme care, and its
11 1,0|         but Cyrus Harding having manufactured a beautiful pair of snuffers,
12 2,7|         vegetable fiber had been manufactured, and some days after the
13 2,8|         made of cotton-were thus manufactured. What a comfort it was to
14 2,9|          The first pane was thus manufactured, and they had only to perform
15 2,1|         first woolen stuffs were manufactured by the process which Harding
16 2,1|      again set, and the machines manufactured by Harding were tried. The
17 2,2|     sheets, etc. The blocks were manufactured by Cyrus Harding under Pencroft'
18 2,2|          finished. Pencroft also manufactured a flag, that flag so dear
19 2,7|         cupboard, and chest were manufactured, and a gun, ammunition,
20 2,8|           Two batteries had been manufactured, one for Granite House,
21 3,4|     sorts of articles, utensils, manufactured goods, and tools-such as
22 3,9| waistcoat, a piece of that felt, manufactured solely by the Granite House