Part,  Chapter

1 1,4|       this point its course was pursued through a forest of magnificent
2 1,6|          So the sailor actively pursued his researches, though he
3 1,3|        Pencroft and Herbert had pursued when on their first exploration. ~
4 1,7|    other operations, which were pursued with more than zeal,-it
5 2,4|         produced, and the water pursued its natural course. The
6 2,5|     Port Balloon," the settlers pursued their way along Claw Cape.
7 2,6|  passage, rushed into the room, pursued by Neb. ~"Ah, the robber!"
8 2,8| occurred. The daily labors were pursued methodically, and, as well
9 3,4|      workmen at the new vessel, pursued their labor as long as they