Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6| Notwithstanding, the thing was well worth while trying, and a part
 2 1,2|            vain for anything that's worth the trouble of stooping
 3 1,2|           Grant. The place was well worth looking at. This extent
 4 2,0|        beast,' for he would be well worth the trouble of catching!" ~"
 5 2,2|            added Neb; "Top is quite worth another." ~"There is no
 6 2,6|        short allowance. It was well worth while, besides, to turn
 7 2,6|             stranger. "What is that worth? Less than nothing!" ~"You
 8 2,9|     to-morrow in that bay, which is worth being carefully explored." ~"
 9 2,0|           by the engineer were well worth being discussed, together
10 3,4|      examine her! She would be well worth the trouble!" ~In fact,
11 3,1|           might, perhaps, be better worth while to go direct to the
12 3,3|         marred, in some degree, the worth of the benefit. ~"Let us
13 3,4|             a blow from a hammer is worth just as much in bad as in