Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|       that the shore was more equal, that the ground rose, and
 2 1,4|    current. The bank was very equal; there was no fear that
 3 1,5|      be enough to maintain an equal temperature inside. Their
 4 1,7|     in strength, until it was equal to that which had carried
 5 1,2|     reporter, "their flesh is equal to the best venison!-" ~
 6 1,3|   then divided into pieces of equal size. A practiced workman
 7 1,3|  point of the globe is always equal to the height of the pole
 8 1,4|     which he divided into 360 equal parts. Now, this angle by
 9 1,9|     feet; a sleeping-room, of equal size; and lastly, a "Visitor'
10 1,1|     the hardness and solidity equal granite. Formerly, at the
11 2,4|     jaguar of a size at least equal to its Asiatic congeners,
12 2,8| beyond measure; but he had no equal in the sewing part of the
13 2,0|      bones, cut them into six equal parts, and sharpened their
14 3,4|  against six, the chances are equal. To the most pressing business
15 3,9|      Why, hang it, one man is equal to another!" ~"But is he
16 3,9|      to another!" ~"But is he equal to five?" asked the engineer. ~"
17 3,4|      his companions, "that in equal latitudes the islands and