Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|       try to take them with a line." ~"Like a fish?" cried
 2 1,6|   jerk, Pencroft "struck" his line, and a flapping of wings
 3 1,6|       seen birds taken with a line, but the sailor modestly
 4 1,7|       opaque belt, a luminous line clearly traced the horizon.
 5 1,0| together in the same circular line. ~But at one point of the
 6 1,0|   show clearly the horizontal line, then detached from the
 7 1,3|       point, and putting in a line with the sun two trees which
 8 1,9|       seen in a perpendicular line above the spot where it
 9 1,9|     Mercy and a perpendicular line traced above the heap of
10 2,4|   described a nearly straight line, which ran north and south.
11 2,5|     at least, in the straight line of three miles which formed
12 2,5|      four miles in a straight line from Prospect Heights. Gideon
13 2,6|   another pull was given, the line broke and the ladder remained
14 2,7|   Port Balloon, with a branch line to Mount Franklin!" ~One
15 2,2|     themselves in impregnable line. Top, his formidable jaws
16 2,0|       their foot, even with a line five or six times longer,
17 3,1|      vast bay, for a straight line drawn from Claw Cape to
18 3,3|  rounded it in a semicircular line, still protected by the
19 3,2|      of the palisade formed a line, a little darker than the
20 3,0|    she was making in a direct line, under all steam, and the