Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         then for his journal, a perfect treasury of knowledge on
 2 1,4|         yet be answered. A more perfect survey had to be made to
 3 1,9|         These almonds were in a perfect state of maturity, and Herbert
 4 1,0|  through the transparent air. A perfect calm reigned around them.
 5 1,2|         of excellent quality, a perfect pocket chronometer, which
 6 1,7|         destined for food. Such perfect confidence had they in the
 7 1,0|        did not yield absolutely perfect results, they were at least
 8 1,2|         reporter, "man is never perfect, nor contented." ~"Now,"
 9 2,2|          It appeared to be in a perfect state of preservation, which
10 2,2|        they were, besides, in a perfect state, and did not appear
11 2,4|        but the young shoots." ~"Perfect, my boy, perfect!" replied
12 2,4|     shoots." ~"Perfect, my boy, perfect!" replied Pencroft. ~"I
13 2,7|        were anxious to place in perfect security; but to bring it,
14 2,8|        world, in which the most perfect harmony had never ceased
15 2,9|       instrument, which is more perfect than that which you before
16 2,6|     kind, and it was found in a perfect state of preservation." ~
17 2,6|    doubt that the apparatus was perfect. ~"Now for a good wind,"
18 3,3|    direction. Absolute silence, perfect calm reigned in the air
19 3,4|       that she contained, was a perfect mine of wealth. In fact,
20 3,4| exclaimed Pencroft in a tone of perfect incredulity. ~"My friends,"
21 3,5|        the four cannons were in perfect order. Since they had been