Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1| suddenly made an unexpected bound, after having been struck
 2 1,2|  moment a dog sprang with a bound into the car. It was Top,
 3 1,4|    strength, a load of wood bound in fagots. They found on
 4 1,9| water. Top was upon it in a bound, and kept it from plunging
 5 1,6|    stones, earth, and sand, bound together by plants, bushes,
 6 2,5|  after having made its last bound into the air, had fallen
 7 2,6|    was soon overpowered and bound. ~"There!" said Pencroft. "
 8 2,4|  thus. ~"Shall we leave him bound?" asked the sailor. ~"Perhaps
 9 2,5|    it directly, at a single bound!" ~"We shall soon see,"
10 3,3|   scaled the palisade. They bound and gagged him; then he
11 3,3|    marks of the cords which bound him day and night. Every
12 3,6|    secret?" ~"A man who was bound to you by no tie, Captain
13 3,6| them honest, energetic, and bound to each other by the ties
14 3,7|      And by this promise he bound both himself and his companions. ~"