Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|    perhaps more to be feared than desired. Herbert and Pencroft speaking
2 1,2|           Mercy. But the engineer desired to know how and where the
3 2,9| quadrupeds, it left nothing to be desired. With their life in the
4 2,9|          attempt anything that is desired, Mr. Spilett," answered
5 3,1|          heart feared rather than desired the arrival of the ship.
6 3,9|          thing only was now to be desired, that his state would allow
7 3,8|          at once." ~Ayrton did as desired. The onagers, unharnessed,
8 3,9|           was the last service he desired to render us before his
9 3,9|       returning to Granite House, desired to ascertain the probable