Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|    extreme. In the night, in spite of their guards, they might
 2 1,5| called "sham leeks"; for, in spite of their size, they were
 3 2,7|      heat was very great. In spite of it, however, the settlers
 4 2,4|   also very powerful, and in spite of the monster's resistance
 5 2,6|      escaped, as it were, in spite of himself. Harding wishing
 6 3,9|     have dragged him away in spite of himself! Do you still
 7 3,3|   minute researches, for, in spite of all their efforts, in
 8 3,3|     of all their efforts, in spite of the more than zeal,-the
 9 3,5|       and the water, calm in spite of the tumult outside, washed
10 3,8|   said no more, and soon, in spite of the explosions of the
11 3,9|      cried Pencroft, who, in spite of the respect he felt for
12 3,9|    was to be feared that, in spite of the thick Jacamar Wood,