Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      had lasted five days. ~The curious circumstances which led
 2 1,2|       knowledge on all sorts of curious subjects, of the unpublished,
 3 1,9|      Top's barking were mingled curious gruntings. ~The sailor and
 4 2,4|         new creek, of which the curious thing was that its waters,
 5 2,5|        they found nothing, some curious formations of the rocks
 6 2,6|        begin to think that very curious things happen in Lincoln
 7 2,6|       Island!" said Pencroft. ~"Curious?" replied Gideon Spilett, "
 8 2,5|        voyage, and dwelt on the curious fact of the sort of passing
 9 2,8| mountain in the background, the curious development of Claw Cape,
10 2,0|     ease!" ~"What is especially curious," observed Harding, "is
11 3,6|         of those cosmopolitans, curious of knowledge, but disdaining