Part,  Chapter

1 1,3|          is there." ~The sailor, observing the heavy surf on the shore,
2 1,5|          tried to console him by observing, that if they had found
3 1,6| companions with empty hands, and observing that the day had begun to
4 1,7|       edge of the lake, looking, observing; but nothing appeared under
5 1,9|        fond of. ~On the reporter observing that since the table was
6 1,2|   operation to some future time, observing in his usual dry way, that
7 2,6|     ground, and Harding, who was observing him from a little distance,
8 3,3|     evident to Cyrus Harding, on observing the direction followed by
9 3,6|        of them to accompany him, observing that the island was less