Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          strong; but, if I'm not wrong, it is ebbing. See, the
 2 1,3|       captain." Pencroft was not wrong in his anticipations. Three
 3 1,4|     moment our road is going the wrong way, for the tide is rising!" ~"
 4 1,9|          other!" ~The sailor was wrong to despise the proceeding.
 5 1,9| recognized. But, perhaps, he was wrong not to follow the watercourse,
 6 1,3|         and Pencroft was not far wrong in believing that from this
 7 2,2|        right, captain, and I was wrong, as usual," replied the
 8 2,3|        nothing!" ~"There you are wrong, Pencroft," said the engineer; "
 9 3,9|         Yes, yes, captain, I was wrong," replied Pencroft; "it
10 3,2|         for a bark or a cry at a wrong moment would give the alarm. ~"
11 3,6|          hand to heaven,-~"Was I wrong, or in the right?" he murmured. ~