Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|   moment Top, who had been very quiet till then, gave signs of
2 1,6|    shore: but he could not stay quiet; he plunged in among the
3 2,6|         on the exterior all was quiet and calm. ~The settlers
4 2,1|      other explanation to give. Quiet there, Top!" added Pencroft,
5 2,4|   fore-cabin, where he remained quiet, silent, apparently deaf
6 2,4| incident. The prisoner remained quiet in the fore-cabin, and as
7 2,5|         poor creature was quite quiet and sad! ~But was not his
8 3,6|       into the wood, but always quiet and not appearing to fear
9 3,2|     without difficulty. All was quiet. Besides, Top, lying on