Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1| passed over, several thousand people crushed on land or drowned
 2 1,2|   Harding at last. ~"How many people do you wish to bring with
 3 1,4|       be despised by starving people. Herbert called Pencroft,
 4 1,4| himself be drowned like other people. He must have reached some
 5 1,5|       nourishment, these poor people thought themselves well
 6 2,1|    inclined to think that the people who landed on this coast
 7 2,1|       So you think that these people have already quitted the
 8 2,5|   first idea, on counting the people on the deck of the "Bonadventure,"
 9 2,8|    for it was painful to him. People tell the truth when they
10 3,5|       Let us leave these good people to do what they like, and
11 3,3|       to deal with ungrateful people! What would I not give could
12 3,6|     of a free and enlightened people. ~Still, for long the love
13 3,6| unscrupulous than he was, the people of India were persuaded