Book,  chapter

 1    1,    2|           name of the ship nor the place where she was shipwrecked.”~“
 2    1,    2|        slightest indication of the place, meantime, nor of where
 3    1,    2|          engage to go right to the place where the wreck happened.”~“
 4    1,    3|           no thanks; anyone in our place would have done the same.
 5    1,    6|          Miss Grant is more in her place on the poop than reefing
 6    1,    7|           him a most distinguished place among the LITERATI of France.~
 7    1,    7|         can disembark at the first place where we touch.”~While they
 8    1,    7|       shall disembark at the first place you touch at, wherever it
 9    1,    8|           not looking in the right place. It is not on the horizon,
10    1,   10|  reflection.~“Have we mistaken the place where the catastrophe occurred?”
11    1,   10|          given refer to the actual place of the shipwreck.”~“There
12    1,   10|           sought to make known the place of their captivity by means
13    1,   10|            who would not yield his place to anybody; and your humble
14    1,   12|          which, higher still, gave place to grasses and cacti. At
15    1,   12|      rejoined Paganel; “we have no place of shelter.”~“It is absolutely
16    1,   13|         were lulled. Hope took the place of fear. He saw himself
17    1,   14|   difficulty in finding a suitable place of encampment. He chose
18    1,   14|          was the appointed meeting place with the DUNCAN. These were
19    1,   16|            Patagonian.~He took his place at the head of the party,
20    1,   16|             But where was the last place he was in?”~“With the Cacique
21    1,   18|           you take us to the wrong place—to the borders of the Pacific,
22    1,   18|       three sides. A more suitable place could not be found for their
23    1,   18|         that had to be done was to place him in his own shell over
24    1,   19|          Indian Glenarvan took his place, while Thalcave went back
25    1,   19|           gratitude, “wasn’t it my place to do it? Thalcave has saved
26    1,   21|            and the manner, and the place of the captivity in the
27    1,   22|           the kind which had taken place in the Argentine plains.~
28    1,   22|      returned and fell back in his place at the head of the troop,
29    1,   22|            exhausted swimmers in a place of security.~But, meantime,
30    1,   25|           or six times in the same place in succession. Others would
31    1,   26|           over. The rain had given place to light mists, which a
32    1,   26|         travelers here in the same place where the current had landed
33    2,    1|          equal certainty to be the place, and we may have to recommence
34    2,    3|          but did the honors of the place with much politeness. It
35    2,    4|       Paganel.~“Is Australia a big place?” inquired Robert.~“Australia,
36    2,    6|        islands, and a great hiding place for runaway convicts. Its
37    2,    6|       degrees given related to the place where the BRITANNIA was
38    2,    6|            shipwrecked and not the place of captivity, and that the
39    2,    7|         Englishman?”~“In the first place, I beg leave to say I am
40    2,    8|         least take you to the very place where his ship struck.”~“
41    2,    8|            their captain. Ayrton’s place was, of course, to be in
42    2,    8|          the very day, at whatever place may be ultimately selected.
43    2,   10|           for him to return to his place at their head, that he might
44    2,   15|            t make his fortune in a place like this. What is the use
45    2,   15|        would certainly be the best place,” said Ayrton. “We shall
46    2,   17|            as the great trees; the place was abandoned. Numerous
47    2,   17|             added the Major. “Your place is here, Edward, you ought
48    2,   18|             Once past their hiding place, Mulrady was certain of
49    2,   18|       scraped linen held firmly in place with a bandage. He succeeded
50    2,   18|        banks till they reached the place indicated by Ben Joyce,
51    2,   19|            was obliged to take his place on it. Glenarvan would be
52    2,   19|        changing horses, which took place every ten miles. It seemed
53    3,    1|            mercantile fleet of the place; none of them were bound
54    3,    4|           He could not stay in one place. His nervous organization,
55    3,    4|           after they returned. The place was empty! They then searched
56    3,    6|        John took the precaution to place in the interstices half
57    3,    7|            spark.~“This shock took place in 1860, in the Taranaki
58    3,    7|            bloody engagements took place; in some instances the fighting
59    3,    8|       Maori adequately fills their place, and a fire would only have
60    3,   10|            went slowly back to his place.~At this moment a hundred
61    3,   10|          his prisoners to a sacred place, on an abruptly raised plateau
62    3,   10|            of his priests.~In this place, and safe for the moment
63    3,   11|            communication had taken place between the natives and
64    3,   11|     remained but the skeleton.~The place of “oudoupa,” or the tomb,
65    3,   11|         and their garments kept in place by a band of hanes, were
66    3,   11|      followed in procession to the place of sepulture.~The captives,
67    3,   11|       Maunganamu, where the burial place of Kara-Tete had been prepared.
68    3,   13| inexplicable change that had taken place in the movements of the
69    3,   13|          it was the chief’s burial place. The chances of their flight
70    3,   13|            anew the tabooed burial place, they renewed their fire
71    3,   13|         slight mound betokened the place of the newly made grave.
72    3,   14|         Europeans leave the sacred place they had profaned.~Each
73    3,   14|       steam warned them that their place was growing dangerous. But
74    3,   15|             which filled the chief place on their table, not for
75    3,   15| occurrences of any importance took place on the way from the lakes
76    3,   15|            here the kauri took the place of the eucalyptus. Although
77    3,   17|   Glenarvan to the yacht soon gave place to dejection. Instead of
78    3,   17|           and French vivacity gave place to silence and dejection.
79    3,   17|          the captain, at least the place of shipwreck. But it was
80    3,   18|            friends had taken their place at the saloon table.~Ayrton
81    3,   18|            it you want?”~“A middle place, my Lord, between the gibbet
82    3,   19|          moves! It has changed its place!”~John was not mistaken.
83    3,   20|         the survivors in this very place. Harry Grant was delighted
84    3,   20|           You are going to take my place on this uninhabited island.