Part,  Chapter

 1 2,7|     their table, discussed those plans, the execution of which
 2 2,8| instructed each other, they made plans, and the rough good-humor
 3 2,8|     things and formed still more plans. ~As to Cyrus Harding he
 4 2,7|      destination. ~"All Ayrton's plans were frustrated! He became
 5 2,0|       they had always a thousand plans for the fitting up of Granite
 6 3,2|         had but realized his own plans, and a feeling of horror
 7 3,5|      thus a knowledge of all our plans? Was it he who threw us
 8 3,4|       the sailor. "Make out your plans then; the workmen are ready,
 9 3,4|        as they formed a thousand plans for the future! ~As a matter
10 3,4|        been in the secret of his plans, and might be tempted to
11 3,5|    always, in the midst of these plans, prevailed the thought of
12 3,8|         already evident that the plans made by Cyrus Harding were