Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|   then gave little tugs which moved the bait as if the worms
 2 1,8|      by this rude shampooing, moved his arm slightly and began
 3 1,8|      the blood. Cyrus Harding moved his arm again, then his
 4 2,6|     case the wind should have moved the ladder, and on the ground,
 5 2,9|  mistaken, and, if it has not moved from its place, the island
 6 2,1| motionless and the whip which moved. During the first week of
 7 2,7|     to say how much they were moved! What misery, grief, and
 8 2,8|     not then in use, its beam moved with extreme power would
 9 3,1|      deeply their hearts were moved at the sight! ~From time
10 3,5|     question. And he was much moved when Ayrton replied in a
11 3,6|      that the vessel had been moved, more or less, since Pencroft
12 3,7|    position. ~"He must not be moved." said Gideon Spilett. "
13 3,9|  moment when Herbert might be moved without danger from his
14 3,2|   hesitating, the little band moved towards the palisade. In
15 3,6|     been thrown into the sea. Moved by a feeling of compassion