Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|     face of the sailor, he was convinced that he had before him an
2 1,1|      not appear to be entirely convinced, "the rest of this ancient
3 2,1| admissible. But was he himself convinced of the accuracy of this
4 2,5|     and the settlers were soon convinced that he partly understood
5 3,4|      with copper. Pencroft was convinced by the evidence of his own
6 3,5|        no reasoning could have convinced. "Let us leave these good
7 3,5|     sailor, who was not at all convinced. ~"Very well, wait, and
8 3,3|     Ayrton again, and had been convinced that the convicts had ruthlessly
9 3,8|   greatest attention, and were convinced that Ayrton was not mistaken.