Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|         not seen with his eyes, touched with his hands the corpse
 2 1,9|     from the sea's horizon, and touched with golden spangles the
 3 1,2|     felt as if burned when they touched the rounds. To occupy the
 4 2,1|     time ago, or that they just touched here; for if, when we surveyed
 5 2,2|         of three miles-the boat touched the beach below Granite
 6 2,3|         woodman's axe had never touched these trees, that the pioneer'
 7 2,3|      the trees. The canoe again touched the bottom, and in a few
 8 2,5|         a long pole. ~The canoe touched the shore. The engineer
 9 2,5|           The moment the vessel touched, the engineer and Neb were
10 2,6|         unfortunate man, and he touched his arm lightly. ~"My friend!"
11 2,6|     said he, "which remorse has touched, and which renewed solitude
12 2,8|           But the orang had not touched the ground, when the snowy
13 3,2|         traversed, and the boat touched the opposite shore of the
14 3,2|         boat, carrying two men, touched the beach. It was Ayrton,
15 3,7|          The heart has not been touched; if it had been, Herbert
16 3,5| scrambled on. ~At last the wire touched the rocks on the beach.
17 3,5|    pointed out by the engineer, touched every point of rocks, and
18 3,5|    floating apparatus. The boat touched the left side, from which
19 3,7|        their hearts were deeply touched by the thought that he whose
20 3,0|      said Cyrus Harding, deeply touched. Then, addressing Robert