Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        must retrace our steps, holding towards the right, and we
 2 1,5|      and with a beating heart, holding his breath, he gently rubbed
 3 1,9|    with an animal which he was holding by the ear. This quadruped
 4 1,2|        reappeared triumphantly holding one of the rodents in each
 5 2,5|      dog issued from the wood, holding in his mouth a rag soiled
 6 2,6|        with one powerful hand, holding it as in a vise, without
 7 3,2|     the vessel's side, Ayrton, holding on to the main chains, might
 8 3,3|         But the six survivors, holding their muskets above their
 9 3,4|      this," said the engineer, holding up the broken tube. ~"That?"
10 3,5|      cylindroconic. ~Pencroft, holding the end of the quick-match,
11 3,2| crossed through the enclosure, holding their guns ready in their