Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|        Exhausted with fatigue, dying of hunger, he had not strength
 2 2,5|     Herbert, and Pencroft were dying of hunger, heard in detail
 3 3,0|        managed to restrain the dying boy, who was endeavoring
 4 3,6|       now?" he murmured; "I am dying!" ~Cyrus Harding drew near
 5 3,6|   glistened in the eyes of the dying man. "My child," he said, "
 6 3,7|  observed the condition of the dying man. It was apparent that
 7 3,7|       to render any aid to the dying man? Might his life, if
 8 3,7|   Spilett. ~"But of what is he dying?" asked Pencroft. ~"Life
 9 3,7|       as to better support the dying man. ~They saw his eyes
10 3,7| reverently to the words of the dying man. ~"To-morrow, after
11 3,7|      crisis coming on, but the dying man refused, saying, "I
12 3,7|      private matters which the dying man had confided to him. ~
13 3,7|        showed signs of life. A dying light gleamed in those eyes
14 3,7|    captain by carrying out his dying wishes. ~Cyrus Harding and
15 3,0|        would prevent them from dying of starvation. Their weakness