Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|     had not come to commence hunting; that would be attended
 2 1,2|      the hunters, if Top was hunting on his own account; but
 3 1,0|       which excluded neither hunting nor fishing, the larder
 4 2,1|      beg you to confine your hunting excursions to the neighborhood
 5 2,4| asked the reporter. ~"Though hunting is forbidden, fishing is
 6 2,8|      was very great, but the hunting in the forests did not stand
 7 2,8|  mixed with long hair. ~This hunting day was very fatiguing.
 8 2,9|   Harding and Herbert, while hunting one day, had entered the
 9 2,0|  Spilett, when they were not hunting, or Neb, unless presiding
10 2,0|   were just about to set out hunting, left their guns, Pencroft
11 3,5|    my opinion." ~"And before hunting them mercilessly, you would
12 3,1|   companions to refrain from hunting. The reports of the firearms
13 3,3| retreat, and only made a few hunting excursions, either to the
14 3,4|   afforded opportunities for hunting. Therefore Herbert and Gideon