Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|      reflection of light, no sound from inhabited land, no
 2 1,3|    stopped to listen, but no sound arose above the roaring
 3 1,5|      wind and the monotonous sound of the surf breaking on
 4 1,7| morning, when Pencroft, then sound asleep, was vigorously shaken. ~"
 5 2,2|      to time-a sharp hissing sound, which was with him the
 6 2,4|      so. A continual hissing sound issued from his lips, his
 7 3,2|       and Pencroft, safe and sound, whom their friends received
 8 3,3|     not a report, not even a sound, had betrayed the presence
 9 3,2|    halting at any suspicious sound, advanced with great caution. ~
10 3,2|    Pencroft listened. ~Not a sound could be heard inside the
11 3,3|   him again, almost safe and sound, after a hundred and four
12 3,5|     could not be seen. Not a sound in the forest. Both animals
13 3,5|  this basaltic cavern. Not a sound could penetrate into it,
14 3,8|    can hear a dull, rumbling sound, like that of a wagon loaded
15 3,9|     disappeared. A frightful sound was heard. The colonists
16 3,9|     the air with a deafening sound, and the vapor, blown by