Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|             their ascent, wished to send away the animal. ~"One more
 2 1,5|             sun, before long, would send them to sleep. They must
 3 3,1|           said Gideon Spilett, "and send for him immediately. He
 4 3,3|        Harvey had thought proper to send a ball through the suspected
 5 3,5|             to what distance we can send one of those pretty shot
 6 3,6|           therefore, judged best to send a fresh despatch, requiring
 7 3,8|          win them by kindness! I'll send them some kindness, but
 8 3,0| heart-rending. They were obliged to send Pencroft away. ~The fit
 9 3,1|       places Harding was careful to send in Top and Jup, who faithfully
10 3,7|          emotion, "some souvenir to send to those friends you have