Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|   existence. They stopped to listen, but no sound arose above
 2 1,7|      over him, and saying,-~"Listen, Pencroft, listen!" ~The
 3 1,7|  saying,-~"Listen, Pencroft, listen!" ~The sailor strained his
 4 1,8|      where he was. ~"Can you listen to me without fatigue, Cyrus?"
 5 1,8|      Harding will be able to listen to you still better, if
 6 1,9|    found his master, did not listen, or rather, did not care
 7 1,7|   least," replied Spilett. ~"Listen to me, my friends," said
 8 1,2|   the obstinate sailor would listen to nothing of this, and
 9 2,7| believe that, and now I will listen to you." ~The stranger pressed
10 3,9|    gesture of incredulity. ~"Listen, Pencroft," resumed the