Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      necessity for the sailor to finish his sentence. The engineer
 2 2,1| boat-building, which he hoped to finish in time for next spring. ~
 3 2,2|         rigging of the vessel to finish and to look after, and you
 4 2,4|          and Spilett returned to finish their work; and some hours
 5 2,8|   thousand five-hundred years to finish his task, the honest sailor
 6 2,0|  astonishment, not being able to finish his sentence. ~"We did not
 7 3,1|        Granite House in order to finish this work, and he then lowered
 8 3,2|         cried Pencroft. "We must finish them off, and till now we
 9 3,5|   electricity-" ~Herbert did not finish his phrase. The engineer,
10 3,9|      upon his vessel. ~"We shall finish it," he said to the engineer, "
11 3,9|          the engineer, "we shall finish it, captain, and it is time,