Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|         their claws, and Pencroft, delighted at not having to appear
 2 1,1|         represented. ~Pencroft was delighted at the turn things had taken,
 3 1,3|          the party would have been delighted to hear some soup bubbling
 4 1,2| practicable. This return of spring delighted the tenants of Granite House,
 5 2,3|           the young naturalist was delighted with discovering a sort
 6 2,9|   admirable piece of service which delighted Pencroft-he never went to
 7 2,9|        languages, masters who were delighted to complete his education. ~
 8 2,2|           from any excess. Neb was delighted to see his pupil's appetite
 9 2,6|             As usual, Pencroft was delighted with his work, and had no
10 3,4|           forth the hurrahs of the delighted sailor when he caught sight