Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|        the waves. The voyagers directed all their energies to this
 2 1,3|       produce an echo. Herbert directed Pencroft's attention to
 3 1,4|   sailor, followed by Herbert, directed his steps towards the river.
 4 1,6|         From the turning which directed its course to the southwest,
 5 1,8|     Pencroft left the cave and directed their steps towards a high
 6 1,2|      cold!" ~The settlers then directed their steps towards the
 7 1,5|     Neb and Pencroft, cleverly directed, made hatchets, which, heated
 8 1,7|       and Pencroft, skillfully directed by the engineer, had become
 9 2,5| promontory, and their gaze was directed towards the horizon, of
10 2,1|  rolling. ~The operation, ably directed by Cyrus Harding, was a
11 2,0|      the colonists had not yet directed their investigations. ~Gideon
12 3,3|       investigations were then directed to the downs. They carefully