Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       the first determined to seize every chance; but although
 2 2,5|      It was very important to seize it before the rapid current
 3 2,5|    the settlers were there to seize it on its way, for a quarter
 4 2,7|  prisoners. ~Now, should they seize them with violence and master
 5 2,5|     kept behind him, ready to seize him if he made any movement
 6 2,6|     as Herbert endeavored to. seize the hand which had just
 7 2,7| incite the crew to mutiny and seize the ship, and Captain Grant
 8 2,7|   separate him from his ship, seize the 'Duncan,' and make the
 9 2,7|     where it would be easy to seize her. After having led the
10 2,7|      easy for the convicts to seize her, and her crew massacred,
11 3,1|      the wretches endeavor to seize Lincoln Island, we shall
12 3,2|       pirate who was about to seize him by the throat, he leaped
13 3,2|       corral was occupied, to seize it by force; if it was not,