Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|        wind was still strong, but fortunately it did not rain. Although
 2 1,2| recognizing in Top's stomach. But fortunately the dog had fallen upon
 3 1,9|            Harding had been able, fortunately, to divide it in two parts,
 4 2,6|        method might succeed. Very fortunately bows and arrows had been
 5 2,6|          could easily be rebuilt. Fortunately, Cyrus Harding had not as
 6 2,8|       larder of Granite House. As fortunately it was situated on the other
 7 2,0|         vessel towards the land. ~Fortunately, although the wind was strong
 8 2,0|       that case happened to be so fortunately stranded, without there
 9 3,4|        They were almost famished; fortunately, the larder was not far
10 3,5|        whose intervention has, so fortunately for us, been manifested
11 3,0|       quinine, is always fatal." ~Fortunately, Pencroft heard nothing
12 3,4|         granite cliff. ~But, very fortunately, these fears were not realized.
13 3,5|           considerable time. Very fortunately, the iron work of the pirate
14 3,7|        for our shipping a port so fortunately situated in this part of
15 3,8|        inches in depth. But, very fortunately, the wind blew from the
16 3,9|        tremble to its foundation. Fortunately, this cone inclined to the
17 3,9|      quenching their thirst. But, fortunately the lava had spared the