Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|      never abandons those whose faith is sincere. ~But ought they
2 1,1|       their situation. They had faith in themselves, doubtless,
3 1,1| observed that the basis of this faith was not the same with Harding
4 1,2|        human race-unhappily." ~"Faith, that's true, Mr. Spilett,"
5 1,9|         their little world. His faith in the engineer was complete;
6 1,9|    personified. He had the same faith in his master that Pencroft
7 2,1|        on Lincoln Island! By my faith! The island isn't large
8 2,5|    shared both his hope and his faith. ~The calm of the stranger