Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|  such were the traces of its fury, left by this devastating
 2 1,2|      lashed into the maddest fury by the gale. ~Our readers
 3 1,7| opposes no obstacle to their fury. No description can give
 4 1,7|  ashes. ~Notwithstanding the fury of the hurricane, the uproar
 5 1,7|      them again with renewed fury. Though bent under the gale
 6 1,6|   island, exposed to all the fury of the elements, in mid-ocean,
 7 1,6|    agitation. He barked with fury, and before his master could
 8 1,2|  would not have resisted the fury of this storm. As to the
 9 2,8|     animals, and their first fury was to be feared. The stakes,
10 2,8|     miserable lives from the fury of the elements! And now,
11 2,1|    the ocean in its impotent fury. The waves rebounded in
12 2,2|       Top fought with actual fury, flying at the throats of
13 2,5| stranger manifested a sullen fury, and it was feared that
14 2,8|    Island with extraordinary fury. The lightning blazed and
15 3,4| sheltered the shore from the fury of the open sea, and in
16 3,5|  burst forth with tremendous fury. ~In a minute the corral