Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|    hours later at low tide, the greater part of the sand forming
 2 1,6|    sailor undoubtedly felt much greater anxiety than does the fisherman,
 3 1,9|         then, at the expense of greater or less fatigue, we shall
 4 1,9|  Pomotous, or even, if it had a greater strength than I suppose,
 5 1,3|  natural sciences, would render greater service to the common cause. ~
 6 1,3|     were also able to hunt with greater success, since Pencroft
 7 1,3|      agouties, grouse, etc. The greater part of these animals were
 8 1,7|         hard, and will oppose a greater resistance to the explosion." ~"
 9 1,1|         our globe, which have a greater influence on it than is
10 2,1|       best plan." ~However, for greater precaution, Herbert took
11 2,0|      enter the narrow gulf with greater ease. Towards seven o'clock
12 2,0|        his companions. ~For the greater part of this, the third
13 3,2|         imagine a collection of greater ruffians. Sometimes,-although
14 3,4|     lying over on her side, the greater number of them had remained
15 3,0|      who might now expect still greater misfortunes. ~Spilett remained
16 3,8|     from the northeast, and the greater part of the cloud dissolved
17 3,8| surveyed the basaltic wall at a greater elevation. ~There, through
18 3,9|         soil which, had it been greater, might have sufficed to