Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|          to whom every danger is welcome. ~He also had been in all
2 1,6|        and this mineral was very welcome. ~The repast ended, Pencroft
3 1,2|      animals which would be very welcome for the larder. They were
4 2,8| triumphed in the good cause, how welcome would have been a newspaper
5 2,2|        into pies we shall have a welcome store! But I must have some
6 2,5|       the box of caps, were very welcome. It was agreed to establish
7 2,7|         will, however, be always welcome at Granite House. But since
8 2,8|        he always found a cordial welcome. ~The fine season passed