Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     the car. They had not been perceived, and such was the darkness
 2 1,3|     cruelly, but they scarcely perceived it. They did not even think
 3 1,4|        both too far away to be perceived. ~"Something tells me,"
 4 1,1|        work of a human hand be perceived. Not a group of huts, not
 5 1,8|      the light of the torches, perceived the mouth of a regular well
 6 1,1|    have found no shelter. They perceived by the tranquillity of the
 7 2,3|      coast when the passengers perceived on the heights of Granite
 8 2,4|        his two companions then perceived a disordered bed, of which
 9 2,0|     examining it well, Herbert perceived on his negative an almost
10 3,1|       flag would not have been perceived; a gun would not have been
11 3,2|       in his shoulder. ~Ayrton perceived that he could no longer
12 3,3|   telescopes he could not have perceived one of the settlers crouched
13 3,0|   plateau at the risk of being perceived and fired at, tried to extinguish
14 3,5| mountain, and it could even be perceived that it increased in height
15 3,5|     stopped, and the colonists perceived a bright light illuminating
16 3,8|    harness one of the onagers, perceived an enormous hat-shaped cloud