Book,  chapter

 1    1,    4|     he did not.”~“He will be sure to succeed, or the Lords
 2    1,    6|     toward the foremast, and sure enough there was Robert,
 3    1,    7|    India together,’ and I am sure Lord Glenarvan would not
 4    1,    9|  Patagonians yet.”~“I am not sure of it.”~“But there is such
 5    1,    9|  speak the truth, we are not sure if that is their name.”~“
 6    1,   10|    in reply, “for you may be sure we’ll help ourselves.”~“
 7    1,   11|    might ask the CATAPEZ was sure to be answered by the learned
 8    1,   12|  Antuco.”~“We are.”~“You are sure you are not mistaken?”~“
 9    1,   12|     to Antuco, and I’m quite sure I’ll lead you to the foot
10    1,   14|    long time to you. Are you sure you are not making a mistake?”~“
11    1,   14|     And with a calm eye, and sure hands and motionless body,
12    1,   16|      the southwest horizon—a sure sign of a change in the
13    1,   18|    from his voyages, we were sure of some SOUVENIR from all
14    1,   18|      this time; they will be sure of finding clear, cool water
15    1,   19| would never relinquish their sure prey till daybreak made
16    1,   20|   bit,” added Robert.~“I was sure of it,” said the geographer,
17    1,   21|      of them at Tandil, I am sure. No, it cannot be.”~After
18    1,   24|  shores of Australia.”~“I am sure of it,” replied Paganel.~“
19    2,    4|  been threatened, you may be sure. All travelers are unanimous
20    2,    5|     what makes you uneasy?”~“Sure indications of a storm.
21    2,    6|      is hedged up another is sure to open.”~“God grant it,”
22    2,    6|       exclaimed Robert.~And, sure enough, in the distance
23    2,    7|  this man’s presence was the sure pledge of Harry Grant’s
24    2,   14|      own imprudence. To make sure of his aim, he had approached
25    2,   15|      it!”~“I don’t feel very sure of the innkeeper though,
26    2,   16|  Lord Glenarvan. “But are we sure of finding at the bay all
27    2,   18|     in the wagon. This was a sure refuge. The clay kept it
28    2,   18|   like a fortress resting on sure foundations. The arsenal
29    2,   18|      to him. McNabbs was not sure that he should be able to
30    2,   19|    supply, so that they were sure of food for several days.~
31    3,    5|     Because then I should be sure of not being eaten alive!”~“
32    3,   10|      intrenchment.”~“Are you sure?” said the Major.~“Yes,
33    3,   12|   outside.~As soon as he was sure of it, he crept over to
34    3,   13|        said Robert.~“Are you sure, Robert?” said Glenarvan.~“
35    3,   14|      suppose they wish to be sure of our punishment, and climb
36    3,   16|      was providential. It is sure and certain that but for
37    3,   18|      my Lord, and you may be sure that but for the blunder
38    3,   18|      the BRITANNIA.~“You are sure then,” he said, “that it
39    3,   19|  looking for my father. I am sure you are willing.”~“Yes,
40    3,   19|     my father is there! I am sure of it, my Lord!”~The spectators
41    3,   20|   fishing soon afforded us a sure supply of food, for wild