Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|        be sure to discover some hole into which we can creep." ~"
 2 1,1|        sleep, and in that rocky hole, at a height of two thousand
 3 1,6|     granite, and there is not a hole, not a cranny!" ~"No, not
 4 1,7|    found that there was a large hole one foot only beneath the
 5 1,7|      surface of the water. This hole was the opening so long
 6 1,7|        as soon as we have dug a hole for the mine, replied the
 7 1,7|       attacked the granite. The hole was made on the point of
 8 1,7|       to a distance, filled the hole, so that the nitro-glycerine
 9 1,8|       care not to tumble into a hole." ~"Go, Top, go!" cried
10 1,8|        of light entered by this hole, inundating the splendid
11 1,9|        show the place where the hole had been pierced in the
12 1,9|       was easily found, and the hole could be seen in a perpendicular
13 1,9|    satisfied with visiting each hole, and rummaging in it with
14 1,9|         not to be thought of, a hole was pierced in the granite
15 1,0|       single grain-which from a hole in his pocket had got into
16 1,2|        ran round and round this hole, which had been covered
17 2,1| engineer drew the ladder to the hole, the diameter of which measured
18 2,8|     introduced into the largest hole of the drawplate, was drawn
19 3,3|       not leave a hollow, not a hole unexplored! Ah! if ever