Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|    Procure us some iron for the barrels, steel for the hammers,
 2 2,2|             What?" asked Neb. ~"Barrels, barrels, which perhaps
 3 2,2|           asked Neb. ~"Barrels, barrels, which perhaps are full,"
 4 2,2|  Pencroft was not mistaken. Two barrels were there, half buried
 5 2,2|      was heavy, since two empty barrels were required to buoy it
 6 2,2|     copper nails. The two great barrels, hermetically sealed, but
 7 2,2|        ropes which fastened the barrels was partly unlashed and
 8 2,2|        chest was heavy, and the barrels were scarcely sufficient
 9 2,2|      began by detaching the two barrels, which, being in good condition,
10 2,2| boarding cutlasses, 4 sabers, 2 barrels of powder, each containing
11 2,5|        became at home. ~The two barrels, containing the powder and
12 3,2|    rejoin his companions. ~Four barrels of the revolver were still
13 3,4|         still living, boxes and barrels, which gradually came to
14 3,4|       that was floating, coops, barrels, and boxes, which were immediately
15 3,4|     would serve to hoist up the barrels and chests. The boat received
16 3,4|       that it was possible some barrels might be saved, and that
17 3,4|     large number of shot twenty barrels, the insides of which were
18 3,4|     when he caught sight of the barrels of gunpowder, firearms and