Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     case they might have to defend themselves when they alighted,
 2 1,1|    him who now struggles to defend the unity of the American
 3 3,1|     our island." ~"We could defend it,', cried Herbert. ~"No
 4 3,1|    be better not to have to defend it." ~"A useless observation,"
 5 3,1|    Lincoln Island, we shall defend it-shall we not?" ~"Yes,
 6 3,1|    necessary we will die to defend it!" ~The engineer extended
 7 3,3|    numerous colony ready to defend it. And yet no one was to
 8 3,7|      and as he was a man to defend himself, he must have been
 9 3,8|  had rejoined Neb, so as to defend Granite House. ~"Humph!"
10 3,9| should remain here alone to defend it. Do you imagine that
11 3,2|  come back!" cried Ayrton. "Defend yourselves! defend yourselves!" ~
12 3,2| Ayrton. "Defend yourselves! defend yourselves!" ~And he fell
13 3,4|    ought also to be able to defend themselves without any disadvantage.