Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          itself in great heavily moving waves. ~It was unfortunate,
 2 1,6|     screamed among the branches, moving prisms, hopping from one
 3 1,1|     current was an indefatigable moving power, and it was employed
 4 2,2|          so as to facilitate the moving of the chest, towing which
 5 2,4|         to his shoulder, without moving a muscle. The jaguar collected
 6 2,5|      seeing an indistinct object moving through the gloom,-~"A canoe!"
 7 2,7|          they had a vehicle, the moving power was yet to be found. ~
 8 2,7| interrupted Pencroft, "they are 'moving powers,' as the captain
 9 2,6|      being already occupied with moving the felting mill, but, after
10 2,6|          the fixed stone and the moving stone, the hopper, a sort
11 3,1|     examined the horizon without moving, without uttering a word.
12 3,3|     thirty pirates could be seen moving on the deck. A few more
13 3,3|          Yes, and she is already moving." ~In fact, they could distinctly
14 3,9|       with great difficulties in moving under the trees. It was
15 3,9|         poultry-yard. ~A man was moving about in the midst of the
16 3,5|        moments later the needle, moving on the alphabetic dial,
17 3,6|          floating equipage, as a moving, lighting, and heating agent.
18 3,9|           The colonists, without moving or uttering a word, breathlessly