Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|    granite countries and which bear the name of "Chimneys." ~
 2 1,6| science, his inventive mind to bear on their situation, perhaps
 3 1,9|     shall you be in a state to bear the fatigue of the ascent?" ~"
 4 1,3|    palm family, which does not bear edible fruit. Long straight
 5 1,5|     animal which he took for a bear, and which he very tranquilly
 6 1,5|         Gideon Spilett erased "bear" from the title of his sketch,
 7 1,6|      order of cetaceans, which bear the name of the "dugong,"
 8 2,6|       at this moment, as if to bear witness to the truth of
 9 3,3|      to bring her broadside to bear on the Chimneys and from
10 3,5|     consequently to be able to bear a considerable charge, and
11 3,5|     believe that our guns will bear without risk the expansion
12 3,9|     when! He believed he could bear removal to Granite House.
13 3,9|     said he, "I must go; I can bear the journey. I must go." ~
14 3,3|   bringing their researches to bear on the most secret parts
15 3,9|        Pencroft, who could not bear to look upon the prospect