Part,  Chapter

1 1,1|         the supply of all their wants. ~It was about seven o'clock
2 1,3|       provide for the immediate wants of their existence, and
3 1,0|         for their most pressing wants, settle their dwelling,
4 1,0| contributed to almost all their wants. It was probable that if
5 2,3|       Pencroft. "I tell you, it wants nothing-unless it is-" ~"
6 2,1|    inhabited it will supply the wants of its inhabitants, and
7 2,2|        to us before, for now he wants nothing but speech!" ~"It
8 3,3|    cried Pencroft, "The volcano wants to play his pranks! Let
9 3,0|    years had supplied all their wants, and of which there remained