Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|     doubt, it was best to take precautions against a possible descent
 2 1,6|      companions, "we have some precautions to take." ~"Why? The island
 3 1,9| impossible." ~"But why so many precautions?" asked Pencroft. "As yet
 4 1,0|        Cyrus Harding had taken precautions against this contingency,
 5 1,1|     would be best to take some precautions against a probable visit
 6 2,6|       then had never taken any precautions for defense, as dangerous
 7 2,9|    ought to take the necessary precautions for making our presence
 8 3,1|         and took the necessary precautions to conceal any indication
 9 3,1|        attack. ~When all these precautions had been taken,-~"My friends,"
10 3,7|     convicts return, or of the precautions to be taken for the future. ~
11 3,8|      as wild beasts. But great precautions must be taken, for just
12 3,2|       usual, and the customary precautions were taken for the night.