Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     the use of the colony. An enclosure for the domestic animals,
 2 2,7|  House; then the making of an enclosure for the musmons or other
 3 2,7|    and the inhabitants of the enclosure would yield wool which would
 4 2,7|    winter clothes. ~As to the enclosure, it was Cyrus Harding's
 5 2,7|       no inconvenience in the enclosure being so far from Granite
 6 2,7|     slightly. To complete the enclosure the bed of the stream on
 7 2,8|       from leaping over. This enclosure would be large enough to
 8 2,8|      which, starting from the enclosure, proceeded towards the western
 9 2,1|     the corral. Happily, this enclosure, sheltered by the southeastern
10 2,7|     day did not go beyond the enclosure of Granite House. ~What
11 3,7|     palisade, leaped into the enclosure, threw down the props which
12 3,7|    body was found outside the enclosure, of course belonged to Bob
13 3,7|     watching that part of the enclosure against the hill, at which
14 3,2| advanced a few steps into the enclosure, drew back hurriedly, and
15 3,2| colonists crossed through the enclosure, holding their guns ready
16 3,2|      over the interior of the enclosure. The corral, with its clumps
17 3,2|    side towards the door, the enclosure remained dark. A black mass
18 3,3|    dead, in the middle of the enclosure?" answered the engineer. ~"
19 3,9|      a sudden energy which no enclosure could resist. ~It was not