Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|                done, "We must have some paper," said he. ~"Here," replied
 2 1,5|              Pencroft took the piece of paper which the reporter held
 3 1,5|               then twisted the piece of paper into the shape of a cone,
 4 1,5|                then slipped it into the paper cone, which in a few seconds
 5 1,0|                  note that down on your paper!" ~"It is noted," replied
 6 2,2|               volumes; 3 reams of white paper, 2 books with blank pages. ~"
 7 2,4|              the manufacture of Chinese paper; that the stalks furnish,
 8 2,8|              fiber of hemp and flax, in paper, the pith of the elder,
 9 2,0|                the model of his ship on paper. Besides, he was ably seconded
10 2,2|                 and took from it a damp paper, on which were written these
11 2,3|              still held in his hand the paper which he had taken from
12 2,7| fellow-creatures? Why did he throw that paper into the sea?" ~"He will
13 2,8|                 ago, how is it that the paper has not been injured by
14 2,8|           ammonium in which to soak the paper destined to give the positive
15 2,8|                 in which to immerse the paper, nothing was wanting. Even
16 3,5|            cried Herbert, pointing to a paper lying on the table. ~On
17 3,5|            lying on the table. ~On this paper were written these words
18 3,0|               Robert Grant, producing a paper which indicated the longitude
19 3,0|              was similar to that of the paper found at the corral. ~"Ah!"