Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|      appendages raised on the neck. Pencroft determined to
 2 1,7|     head, the dog rubbing his neck against the lad's hands. ~"
 3 1,3|     the animal wore round his neck, he broke it in two, saying,-~"
 4 1,6|       thousand pounds. At its neck was a wound, which appeared
 5 2,4| fishing-boats. It served as a neck to the new creek, of which
 6 2,7|    with black on the head and neck. They advanced quietly without
 7 2,1|       bag was fastened to the neck of the albatross, and not
 8 3,7|      note was fastened to his neck, and Cyrus Harding read
 9 3,9|    was not mistaken. At Jup's neck hung a small bag, and in
10 3,0|     note, he tied it to Jup's neck, he brought the ape to the