Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|       moment, Top became very excited. He ran forward, then returned,
 2 1,8|      cried Harding. ~The dog, excited by his master's words, ran
 3 2,2|      hide that he was greatly excited. ~The sailor began by detaching
 4 2,0|       machines, which greatly excited the curiosity of his companions.
 5 2,9|     on foot, and yet it again excited their admiration. They coasted
 6 3,9|      and I have never felt so excited as I do now. ~"Be patient,
 7 3,9| followed Top, encouraged him, excited him by his voice, while
 8 3,0|      having been in the least excited. ~"You did well, Neb," said
 9 3,2|       Herbert? ~But Pencroft, excited at feeling himself so near
10 3,3| wildest fancies haunted their excited imaginations. Pencroft and
11 3,5|    submarine cavern? In their excited state they would not have