Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        triumph. It was indeed a valuable result of their labor, and
 2 1,9|        were delicious. It was a valuable resource of the colony,
 3 2,2| ammunition would have been more valuable to us as well as to any
 4 2,3|     tribe, the precious elm, so valuable to builders, and which withstands
 5 2,4|      Good," said he; "this is a valuable discovery." ~"Valuable?"
 6 2,4|        a valuable discovery." ~"Valuable?" returned Pencroft. ~"Certainly,"
 7 2,8|   chelonians, which were really valuable from an alimentary point
 8 2,9|        the engineer, "this is a valuable discovery, since our wheat
 9 2,0|      could not help feeling how valuable such a prize would have
10 3,0|  defenders, and which contained valuable stores. ~In the latter,
11 3,0|      substance, although not so valuable as Peruvian bark, and to
12 3,4|        companions. But he was a valuable workman at need-strong,
13 3,8|       Perhaps there may be some valuable substance in this volcano,