Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|   wonderful instinct, without showing the least hesitation, went
 2 1,1|          My name!" cried Neb, showing his sparkling white teeth. ~"
 3 1,2|     reporter. ~"We must avoid showing ourselves before knowing
 4 1,8|         replied the engineer, showing the sturdy sailor a considerable
 5 1,2|     from one room to another, showing in his way how weary he
 6 1,2|       Gideon Spilett, without showing any enthusiasm; "provided
 7 2,7|      advanced quietly without showing any uneasiness, and gazed
 8 2,8| masters to the forest without showing any wish to leave them.
 9 2,4|   suit him. But on the sailor showing him one of the ducks which
10 3,2| lights had recently appeared, showing her exact situation. As
11 3,3| windows of Granite House, and showing rather conspicuously on
12 3,4|     iron?" said the engineer, showing the broken cylinder. ~"What,
13 3,6|       broken," added Herbert, showing that the wire had been snapped. ~"