Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|     would scarcely have been contented deserved the name. But they
 2 1,3|      molds, but the engineer contented himself with making them
 3 1,3|    convenient dwelling. They contented themselves with spreading
 4 1,7|    liquid to his friends, he contented himself with saying,-~"Here
 5 1,9|  level by means of a dam. He contented himself with hiding the
 6 1,2|  incisions in the tree. They contented themselves with collecting
 7 1,2|    man is never perfect, nor contented." ~"Now," said Pencroft, "
 8 2,8|     them up." ~But not being contented with simply the produce,
 9 2,5|     shall soon see," Harding contented himself with replying, his
10 2,6|  several times to do so, but contented himself with eating a few
11 2,8|     please; but he was quite contented and contemplated his own
12 3,8| wishing to distress Herbert, contented himself by replying that
13 3,3|       particularly, were not contented with the mystery, but allowed