Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         Yes! the car!" "Let us catch hold of the net, and into
 2 1,5|     the dry wood would rapidly catch fire. ~Pencroft then twisted
 3 1,6|        with yourself. We shall catch it another day!" ~As the
 4 1,8|  during which he endeavored to catch the faintest throb of the
 5 1,2|     which is most difficult to catch. They were giants with long
 6 1,5|   swimmers, it is difficult to catch them in the sea, while on
 7 1,6| fishing-rods, so as to try and catch some. ~The northeast point
 8 1,1|       Top had not been able to catch one of these carnivora. ~"
 9 2,1|        sight could he not even catch a glimpse of smoke, the
10 2,1|        Neb; "but how are we to catch it?" ~"Nothing is easier,
11 2,3| increased. Herbert resolved to catch one or two living, and take
12 2,4|        hope we shall manage to catch a few!" ~Herbert accordingly