Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|        according to Pencroft's advice, it appeared best to wait
 2 1,6|       thought it very sensible advice. Only it had the inconvenience
 3 1,0| Chimneys. Following Pencroft's advice, it appeared best to take
 4 1,1|     Spilett, on the engineer's advice, had drawn the outline,
 5 1,2|      of all his hands, and his advice was followed. ~But it must
 6 2,1|     the reporter. ~"Such is my advice," replied Cyrus Harding, "
 7 2,2|        sailor. ~The engineer's advice was good. In fact, the canoe
 8 2,2|       although on the sailor's advice he had altered some parts
 9 2,4|     resist. ~By the reporter's advice the unfortunate man was
10 2,7|        of this man and, by his advice, resolved to cross Australia,
11 2,0|    shall be happy to have your advice. These incidents are, so
12 3,5|       I can give you no better advice in this matter. Whatever
13 3,5|     shown much deference to my advice; will you, in this matter,
14 3,7|      You must aid me with your advice, your experience!" ~"Take
15 3,6|       yet remained much useful advice to give them, and, his heart