Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        besieged by the troops of General Ulysses Grant, they found
 2 1,2|       the coups de main by which General Grant attempted, though
 3 1,2|          a soldier worthy of the general who said, "I never count
 4 1,2|       unable to communicate with General Lee, and he very much wished
 5 1,2| calculated that they would reach General Lee's camp in a few hours. ~
 6 1,1|      interior of the island, its general aspect was this, very woody
 7 1,1|       straggling village. But in general the islanders live on the
 8 1,1|      plains had been marked in a general way on the reporter's plan.
 9 1,2|         to be on their guard. In general, Pencroft, Herbert, and
10 1,8|          given an account of its general direction, which went towards
11 2,5|          by the sailor, received general approbation, for each wished
12 2,8|         fallen into the hands of General Grant. The taking of the
13 3,2|          on the deck indicated a general awakening of the pirates.
14 3,3|     backwards. ~Then there was a general helter-skelter. The ten
15 3,5|      Granite House thus became a general warehouse, containing all
16 3,8|         cured, we can organize a general battle of the island, and
17 3,8|       once more, thanks to their general knowledge, it had succeeded!