Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|         making walking extremely painful. From these holes escaped
 2 1,3|      lost for ever! The long and painful hours passed by. The cold
 3 1,3|          his daring attempt with painful anxiety, and when he was
 4 1,8|         and then. The ascent was painful enough. The settlers rested
 5 1,2|        cold, rendered still more painful by a sharp gale, lasted
 6 2,6|      companions. ~"There is some painful mystery there!" said Harding. ~
 7 2,7| farewells which might perhaps be painful to him, they had left him
 8 2,8|         it, Pencroft, for it was painful to him. People tell the
 9 3,4|         put the colonists to any painful trial. ~Cyrus Harding even
10 3,7|         Solitude, isolation, are painful things, and beyond human
11 3,9|       and fearful sight, and how painful to the colonists, who, from