Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|   leveled by waterspouts which destroyed everything they passed over,
 2 1,8|        and wind. The storm has destroyed the others." ~"Pencroft,"
 3 1,8|  everything was overthrown and destroyed in the interior of the Chimneys! ~ ~
 4 1,9|     cold. Also, the sea having destroyed the partitions which Pencroft
 5 1,6|      by this terrible blow had destroyed the formidable dugong? No
 6 2,0|      then have been infallibly destroyed, without a constant watch,
 7 3,2|      without pity, their works destroyed, their island turned into
 8 3,3|       of a boat, they could be destroyed one by one. ~It was now
 9 3,4| interior arrangements had been destroyed, especially towards the
10 3,4|      The pirates had evidently destroyed everything that concerned
11 3,5|        torpedo that would have destroyed an ironclad as easily as
12 3,5|        into the channel, which destroyed the brig; in a word, that
13 3,5|       beasts which ought to be destroyed without delay and without
14 3,8|      so to speak, miraculously destroyed, six of them, at least,
15 3,0|         The kitchen-garden was destroyed. Happily, Granite House
16 3,0|   onagers stable, the fire had destroyed all. A few terrified creatures
17 3,2|       shores, and they must be destroyed to the last man. ~No traces
18 3,7|       that those wretches have destroyed the vessel you have built." ~"
19 3,9|      of the hardened tufa, and destroyed the few meager skeletons
20 3,9|   court, the stables, were all destroyed. The affrighted poultry