Part,  Chapter

 1 1,9|     is all the game which you promised to bring back to my master,
 2 1,2|    which he asserted had been promised by Cyrus Harding. The latter,
 3 1,2|     engineer no peace till he promised to satisfy his desire. Gideon
 4 2,7|  grains, in six months, which promised a double harvest each year. ~
 5 2,9|   becoming more manly, and he promised to be an accomplished man,
 6 2,1|       the marsh, after having promised to be back by the evening.
 7 2,2|       fresh breeze the voyage promised to be charming. ~Pencroft
 8 2,3|        and the next day again promised to be fine. ~Pencroft prudently
 9 2,9|   vessel. Now, Lord Glenarvan promised Ayrton that he would return
10 2,0|     at the corral, and Ayrton promised to do so, as soon as the
11 3,2|      of the duty which he had promised to accomplish, and nothing
12 3,6|       and the future. He also promised the sailor that he would
13 3,6| circumstance, Ayrton, who had promised to return the evening before,
14 3,0|  windows of Granite House. It promised to be a fine day, and this
15 3,1|      of age. He was tall, and promised to become a man of noble