Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       of air and had traversed space at the rate of ninety miles
 2 1,1|      instant, disappeared into space. ~But the car had contained
 3 1,5|        were dry, and there was space to stand upright, at least
 4 1,1|    sail. Over all this immense space the ocean alone was visible-the
 5 1,2|      plateau obliquely for the space of a mile, and then to descend
 6 1,3|        other to Alpha, and the space between the two legs gave
 7 1,4|        the evening before, the space between its two legs giving
 8 1,4|       what point in this great space the island occupies, and
 9 1,6|    spread, left a considerable space between them. The fertile
10 1,9| proposed by Cyrus Harding, the space was to be divided into five
11 1,9|     damp. There was no want of space, so that each object could
12 2,3|     portion of the island. The space which they occupied extended
13 2,4|     border was prolonged for a space of nearly two miles; then
14 2,7|        closed, there existed a space of twenty feet, which was
15 2,5|       objects and in a limited space, always in contact with
16 3,4|     use. ~There was no want of space in the store-rooms of Granite
17 3,2|       the palisade. In a short space of time the dangerous zone
18 3,8|    Harding thought for a brief space. Then he said in a low voice,-~"