Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        car was held by a strong cable passed through a ring in
 2 1,2|       was then only held by the cable, and the engineer had nothing
 3 1,2|         he spoke letting go the cable; the balloon ascending in
 4 1,4|        creepers. This vegetable cable was fastened to the after-part
 5 1,7|      the most." ~"But what is a cable's length?" asked Gideon
 6 1,5|       lying on the sand several cable lengths off. They also respected
 7 1,9|         the strength of a thick cable. As to the rounds, they
 8 2,2|   partly unlashed and used as a cable to unite the floating apparatus
 9 2,9|      the exterior with a strong cable rolled on a wheel, supporting
10 3,3|      view, with a spring on her cable, her head to the north,
11 3,6| examined the bitts to which the cable of the anchor was secured,-~"
12 3,6|         rope which fastened the cable to the bitt itself. ~"What,
13 3,6|      here is another proof! The cable of the anchor has been run
14 3,5|      substance like a submarine cable, so as to assure the free
15 3,5|        now not more than half a cable's length distant. ~At this
16 3,0|        only perceive, at half a cable's length, this mass of rocks,