Chapter

 1 VIII   |          where a berth had been kept for him.~On the 20th, a
 2 VIII   |   surrender the secrets she has kept locked up in her bosom for
 3 VIII   |         about anything else. He kept absolutely silent.~
 4 XI     |        evening, while sentinels kept close watch around the island,
 5 XII    |   talkative as Joe, and the two kept up a continual interchange
 6 XII    |      and Dr. Ferguson prudently kept her above the reach of the
 7 XII    |     quietly; while Dr. Ferguson kept on the lookout.~
 8 XIV    | considerable weight, would have kept up of itself, without the
 9 XV     |    ground, preceded by Joe, who kept a straight countenance and
10 XV     |         favorites and the women kept on bended knees during this
11 XVI    |     conflagration.~Dr. Ferguson kept his cylinder at full heat,
12 XVIII  | spy-glass constantly raised, he kept every nook and corner of
13 XVIII  |     speckled with bites, but he kept his temper, because he found
14 XXI    |      stirring; and the balloon, kept in its place by only a single
15 XXI    |       in the world!”~The doctor kept silent for a few moments;
16 XXI    |     what he was about, but they kept perfectly silent. When the
17 XXII   |    eighty pounds, and therefore kept aloft without the aid of
18 XXII   |  tending the sick man, Ferguson kept watch over the safety of
19 XXIII  |         looked on uneasily, but kept silent.~“Joe!” said the
20 XXIV   |     into that ocean of gold. He kept entirely silent, and gazed
21 XXV    |        expected as much, and he kept silent, for he felt that,
22 XXVI   |        have done better to have kept the water that he had decomposed
23 XXVI   |   During the night none of them kept awake; yet none could be
24 XXVII  |    drops of water that had been kept in reserve. The natural
25 XXVIII |   showed no sign of change, but kept provokingly and obstinately
26 XXVIII |       the day the doctor vainly kept on the watch for a change
27 XXVIII |          and during the watches kept by the doctor and Kennedy
28 XXX    |        a fragment of quartz, he kept himself beyond the reach
29 XXXIII |  nightfall; and the two friends kept watch together in an almost
30 XXXVI  |          almost beside himself, kept exclaiming:~“Saved—saved!”~“
31 XXXVII |          The doctor and Kennedy kept watch by turns, and Joe
32 XXXVIII|    which, fortunately, however, kept at a distance.~The sight
33 XXXVIII|         in motion, and scarcely kept in its place by scanty nettles,
34 XLI    |       another rock of Sisyphus, kept continually sinking back
35 XLI    |  climbed up on the circle which kept together the cordage of
36 XLI    |         replied the doctor, who kept his eyes fixed on the barometer. “
37 XLIII  |          Joe made no answer. He kept looking intently at his
38 XLIII  |     lack of grass; the fire was kept in full blast by the doctor’