Book,  chapter

 1    1,   10|      Lord Glenarvan gave the signal to start, and away went
 2    1,   12|    let’s start at once.”~The signal for departure was given
 3    1,   16|   morning, Thalcave gave the signal for departure. Between the
 4    1,   19|  intervals, as if fired as a signal.~“There they are!” exclaimed
 5    1,   20|  clock next morning gave the signal for starting. The leathern
 6    1,   22|     at a push could give the signal as well as his master. They
 7    1,   26|  listened and looked, but no signal of recognition was returned.
 8    2,    8|      his golden guineas.~The signal was given to start, and
 9    2,   10|  till these leaders gave the signal to set off.~Sundry details,
10    2,   15| march of only ten miles, the signal to halt was given, and the
11    2,   16|   moment his honor gives the signal.” And he crossed his arms
12    3,    8|    clock in the morning, the signal for departure was given
13    3,   11| chief would doubtless be the signal for their execution.~Although
14    3,   11|   sea of blood.~This was the signal for a fearful scene of cannibalism.
15    3,   12|  pulls at the rope will be a signal to us to follow.”~“I will
16    3,   12|    and instead of giving the signal for their execution, would,
17    3,   20| peaks. Night came on, but no signal came from the yacht. Deliverance