Book,  chapter

 1    1,   13|   whether the rest were still alive, whether one or another
 2    1,   14|     grant Robert may be still alive! If we lose the boy, how
 3    1,   14|     suppose Robert were still alive! That bird.”~But it was
 4    1,   14|    feet and exclaimed:~“He is alive! He is still alive!”~The
 5    1,   14|      He is alive! He is still alive!”~The boy’s clothes were
 6    1,   19|   lips, for Robert was there, alive and well, still mounted
 7    1,   19|       boy in his arms.~“He is alive, he is alive,” repeated
 8    1,   19|     arms.~“He is alive, he is alive,” repeated Glenarvan again
 9    1,   22| caught in that mud and buried alive?”~“Yes,” said the Patagonian.~
10    2,    6|      God! if Captain Grant is alive, he is on this Australian
11    2,    7|     learned that he was still alive.”~“What then do you know?”~“
12    2,    7|      this—if Captain Grant is alive, he is in Australia.”~“Where
13    2,    7|      say, If Captain Grant is alive, he is on the Australian
14    2,    7|      two sailors have escaped alive from the wreck, but since
15    2,   10|  route by instinct, and fully alive to their claim to respect.
16    2,   15|      waters of Lake Omco, all alive with aquatic birds, and
17    2,   19|     which kept Burke and King alive in the deserts of the interior.
18    3,    5|       sure of not being eaten alive!”~“Very good. Major,” said
19    3,    5|       suppose they cooked you alive?”~“The fact is,” answered
20    3,   10|    the hands of these savages alive!”~And so saying, she handed
21    3,   11| Tohonga?”~“I have seen him.”~“Alive?”~“Dead! English have shot
22    3,   13|  savages. Glenarvan was fully alive to the difficulty, but made
23    3,   16|         Unless you get flayed alive.”~“Get flayed alive!” cried
24    3,   16|    flayed alive.”~“Get flayed alive!” cried the geographer,