Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|        His companions let him talk. The reporter alone approved
 2 1,8|      my dear Spilett, we will talk about it by-and-by." ~A
 3 1,9|     The engineer let Pencroft talk. He did not put down the
 4 1,0|     evenings long. Suppose we talk about the question of light." ~"
 5 1,0|         replied Harding. ~"To talk about?" asked the sailor. ~"
 6 2,6|   knew his language, we could talk to him." ~"But, master,"
 7 2,6|   best servants are those who talk the least. And then, no
 8 2,7|     The settlers now began to talk of fetching the balloon-case,
 9 2,1| evening. There was no further talk on the subject, but the
10 3,4|       there was no longer any talk of his going to live at