Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|             main by which General Grant attempted, though in vain, to possess
 2 1,8|                same words he had before attempted to utter. ~"Island or continent?"
 3 1,8|                 mile from the shore. He attempted to struggle against the
 4 1,2|          tedious. Nearly every day they attempted sorties which they could
 5 1,2|              excursions they would have attempted, either to the downs or
 6 2,9|                time, too, Cyrus Harding attempted to manufacture glass, and
 7 2,2|              was not for want of having attempted it. Those in the rear pushed
 8 3,1| fellow-creatures. Once the reporter had attempted to communicate with the
 9 3,2|              himself from his grasp and attempted to rush into the magazine.
10 3,2|               up the brig, which he had attempted to put into execution. ~
11 3,4|             without the convicts having attempted any attack. Master Jup and
12 3,9|                he could not know of the attempted assassination of which Herbert