Part,  Chapter

1 1,1|       a sort of willow basket, unable to float, and there was
2 1,2|       for a long time had been unable to communicate with General
3 1,3|      Harding himself have been unable to give any sign of existence.
4 1,3|     fainted or is wounded, and unable to reply directly, so we
5 2,6|          again asked Pencroft, unable to make up his mind to retire
6 2,1|     once out at sea, should be unable to reach Tabor Island, and
7 2,8| perform what sympathy had been unable to accomplish. ~Herbert,
8 3,1| Nevertheless, they saw, though unable to get near them, a couple
9 3,6|       England. ~Prince Dakkar, unable to find that death he courted,