Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|           which any one else would yield." ~In the meantime he examined
 2 1,2|           of which next year would yield a sweet manna, similar to
 3 1,8|            spot the wall would not yield to the pickaxe, when at
 4 1,0|          simple, and if it did not yield absolutely perfect results,
 5 2,7| inhabitants of the enclosure would yield wool which would supply
 6 2,8|         seeds of which by pressure yield an excellent oil; another,
 7 2,0|         crop gives a proportionate yield, we shall have four thousand
 8 3,4|      Pencroft, who did not like to yield. ~"All that I can tell you
 9 3,5|          will you, in this matter, yield to me?" ~"I will do as you
10 3,9|     Harding and his two friends to yield to the lad's wish, and God