Part,  Chapter

  1 1,1|           the balloon came from a great distance, for it could not
  2 1,1|       felt after the passage of a great meteor. The storm did not
  3 1,1|        although it should reach a great altitude or might be thrown
  4 1,1|     exhausted, flabby, hanging in great folds, had gas in its upper
  5 1,2|          power, he also possessed great manual dexterity. His muscles
  6 1,2|         those reporters: a man of great merit, energetic, prompt
  7 1,2|          balloon, inflated on the great square of Ri chmond, was
  8 1,2|           storm moderate was very great. ~The 18th, the 19th of
  9 1,2|           weather. There was even great difficulty in keeping the
 10 1,2|           himself shut up, to his great disgust; but, not accustomed
 11 1,3|        holes escaped every minute great birds of clumsy flight,
 12 1,3|         would be transmitted to a great distance. The wind had now
 13 1,3|          coast to the west, at no great distance." The sailor nodded;
 14 1,3|      gradually unrolled itself in great heavily moving waves. ~It
 15 1,3|    distinguish a confused mass of great trees, which extended beyond
 16 1,4|          little sea-mew, which in great numbers nestled in the crevices
 17 1,4|         swarm would have killed a great number, but to fire a shot
 18 1,4|         in the course of time, of great use, and he was not mistaken
 19 1,4|          found on the bank also a great quantity of dead branches
 20 1,4|           examined the coast with great attention. Stretched out
 21 1,4|          shore was continued to a great distance in a wider curve.
 22 1,4|          without cliffs, and with great banks of sand, which the
 23 1,5|          himself about a small or great grievance. At any rate,
 24 1,5|         and at last to Pencroft's great joy, no less to his extreme
 25 1,5|           a single one, it was of great importance not to rub off
 26 1,5|         of wood which was of such great importance to these poor
 27 1,5|         felt. ~They must now take great care not to let the fire
 28 1,6|      difficulties of the way were great, advanced very slowly, and
 29 1,6|       three or four eggs. He took great care not to touch these
 30 1,6|     Herbert watched the work with great interest, though rather
 31 1,7|         of the Chimneys. They had great difficulty in getting out.
 32 1,7|          as it was a spring tide. Great billows thundered against
 33 1,8|      companions had listened with great attention to this account. ~
 34 1,8|           gradually, and who took great interest in these details, "
 35 1,8|   Important changes had occurred; great blocks of stone lay on the
 36 1,0|          natural productions, his great aim being to climb the mountain
 37 1,0|        little on one side, like a great round hat cocked over the
 38 1,0|           of the ascent were very great. Towards four o'clock the
 39 1,1|           island be situated at a great distance from any land,
 40 1,1|           the answer would have a great effect upon the future of
 41 1,1|         country, and those of the great citizens who have honored
 42 1,1|          us give it the name of a great citizen, my friend; of him
 43 1,2|          to the edge of the wood. Great blocks of that basalt, which,
 44 1,2|        small shot would have made great slaughter among these birds,
 45 1,2|         agouti, to which they did great justice. ~The repast at
 46 1,3|         in question. There was no great difficulty in it. It was
 47 1,3|           inferior eating, but of great value, thanks to the quills
 48 1,3|          stones of a proper size, great jars and pots to hold water,
 49 1,3|           tobacco, and that was a great privation to Pencroft. "
 50 1,3|      objects can be measured with great precision, there would have
 51 1,4|       blackish, is not bad food. ~Great amphibious creatures could
 52 1,4|       this desolate coast, gulls, great albatrosses, as well as
 53 1,4|          for which Pencroft had a great fancy. He tried to knock
 54 1,4|     determined what point in this great space the island occupies,
 55 1,5|        the wealth of the mines in Great Britain, where the coal
 56 1,5|   extremity of the islet appeared great black heads floating just
 57 1,6|         over this new ground with great care. Bows, arrows, and
 58 1,6|        Top stop before a snake of great size, measuring from fourteen
 59 1,6|       enable them to proceed with great rapidity. Top, the first
 60 1,6|           discovered, would be of great use. ~The colonists, walking
 61 1,7|           this project. To employ great means, open the granite,
 62 1,7|       This acid would later be of great use to the settlers, in
 63 1,7|    engineer, wishing to produce a great effect, intended to devote
 64 1,8|          joy, Pencroft nodded his great head, murmuring these words,-~"
 65 1,8|          it might, perhaps, be of great use. ~"Well, captain, what
 66 1,8|           more than we do about a great many things." ~However,
 67 1,8|       their leader, had done them great service. They had now at
 68 1,9|         and which was next to the great hall. These rooms, or rather
 69 1,9|           little grotto above the great cavern, which was like the
 70 1,9|           the plateau. This was a great loss of time, and was also
 71 1,9|    natural." Pencroft and he were great friends. ~As to Gideon Spilett,
 72 1,0|            from which he expected great results. He soon made some
 73 1,0|          and good; they had taken great care of them as well as
 74 1,0|      which the island possessed a great number; they made a very
 75 1,0|    settlers were assembled in the great hall in Granite House, when
 76 1,0|          have made a discovery of great importance to us. Everything,
 77 1,1|           cold, Cyrus Harding had great cause to congratulate himself
 78 1,1|           its surface." ~"And the great number of animals which
 79 1,2|         the pit. Looking at it in great disgust, he added, "beasts
 80 1,2|           The wind also blew with great violence, and at the height
 81 1,2|     forest, and they found that a great number of trees had been
 82 1,2|          and, as usual, he made a great show of his game. ~"Come,
 83 1,2|          devouring his share with great gusto, when all at once
 84 2,1|     discovery could not but cause great uneasiness among the colonists. ~
 85 2,1|         the boy, who had acquired great skill in handling the bow
 86 2,1|        spear. Herbert also showed great courage and much of that
 87 2,1|       Franklin, which concealed a great part of the horizon. ~But
 88 2,1|          wedge up the animal with great stones; after which the
 89 2,2|          by copper nails. The two great barrels, hermetically sealed,
 90 2,2|        which he evidently held in great esteem, for in proportion
 91 2,2|      methodically arranged in the great hall. This day-the 29th
 92 2,3|        the river was navigable. A great part of the distance would
 93 2,3|         flowed under the shade of great evergreen firs. ~The aspect
 94 2,3|     little botanical lecture with great animation. Cyrus Harding
 95 2,3|         and this distance was too great for them to attempt during
 96 2,4|          of monkeys who exhibited great astonishment at the sight
 97 2,4|          At half-past ten, to the great surprise of Cyrus Harding,
 98 2,4|       magnificent skin would be a great ornament to the hall at
 99 2,5|         these could not be of any great advantage to them until
100 2,5|       into the wood, but to their great disappointment, they as
101 2,5|           the sailor pointed to a great white rag, caught in the
102 2,6|       engineer, fast changed into great irritation, and there certainly
103 2,6|     moment a cry was heard, and a great orang, who had hidden himself
104 2,6|       hall of Granite House was a great fellow, six feet high, with
105 2,7|          had necessarily acquired great skill in the use of their
106 2,7|       December, the heat was very great. In spite of it, however,
107 2,8|       year 1866 the heat was very great, but the hunting in the
108 2,8| inconveniences, that is to say, a great inequality of effect, an
109 2,8|      precede the males and make a great noise through the fresh
110 2,8|          and Herbert, and were of great use. ~The maneuver consisted
111 2,8|    doubtless; but faithful to the great precept, they made a right
112 2,8|        country, of their dear and great America. What was the result
113 2,9|      appearing, and by means of a great cloth, he managed to protect
114 2,9|      bleated in the sheds, to the great delight of Neb and Herbert,
115 2,9|       which could be used without great difficulty. For this, it
116 2,9|           in his turn, and it was great fun for him; but he blew
117 2,0|           from its air-holes to a great height a cloud of vapor,
118 2,0|          fringed at the edge like great combs, at which the teeth,
119 2,0|        operation finished, to the great satisfaction of the operators,
120 2,0|       Pencroft jumped up, and his great good-natured face grew pale
121 2,0|         coal, he drew five or six great whiffs. A fragrant blue
122 2,0|          and with Neb, who took a great deal of trouble to keep
123 2,1|           northern zones, and the great business was the making
124 2,1|         20th of June, and, to his great regret, Pencroft was obliged
125 2,1|        next spring. ~The sailor's great idea was to make a voyage
126 2,1|          lake. ~To the engineer's great satisfaction, this invention,
127 2,1|        himself did not expect any great result from this mode of
128 2,1|         manageable force, for all great discoveries, by some inexplicable
129 2,2|          as already united to the great republic. "And," said he, "
130 2,2|         dangerous animals when in great numbers and irritated by
131 2,2|          was with him the sign of great rejoicing. ~At one moment
132 2,2|           whom he was coping with great coolness. ~However, the
133 2,2|         the invalid devoured with great relish, for if he had a
134 2,2|          which seemed to give him great satisfaction. Harding did
135 2,2|        tar, which was obtained in great abundance from the pines
136 2,2|          up. He would have indeed great reluctance in letting two
137 2,2|         case of need, would be of great service to them, and with
138 2,2|          off to Tabor Island with great uneasiness, since nothing
139 2,3|           to save him? This was a great event in the life of the
140 2,3|          deserted. Now and then a great albatross or frigate bird
141 2,3|          two or three hills of no great height. Obliquely to the
142 2,4|          was about to do him some great harm. ~To rush on this monster,
143 2,4|      reporter, "and it would be a great satisfaction to rescue one
144 2,5|           on this island? It is a great misfortune to be alone,
145 2,5|           you are right to attach great importance to this fact.
146 2,5|           of Tabor Island, to the great pity of the engineer and
147 2,5|           of the engineer and the great astonishment of Neb, was
148 2,5|         Cyrus Harding, "you ran a great danger, but, perhaps, without
149 2,6|        the reporter, being at too great a distance, had not been
150 2,7|           this wreck, but, to the great surprise of the bystanders,
151 2,7|         on the other side, to his great surprise, and by the will
152 2,7|          rising, "you have been a great criminal, but Heaven must
153 2,7|      Harding extended to him, and great tears fell from his eyes. ~"
154 2,8|          only a few feet from the great fall, the motive power of
155 2,8|      special apparatus, involving great labor. As to zinc, it may
156 2,8|          these animals absorbed a great part of Neb and Pencroft'
157 2,8|            which he surveyed with great attention. It was for other
158 2,9|     staining with blood! It was a great sorrow to them, and they
159 2,9|         known that land was at no great distance either way; but
160 2,9|       they overlooked it from too great a height, but viewed from
161 2,0|       anything. Certainly, he had great confidence in his vessel,
162 2,0|        rain and snow, would cause great havoc on the plateau of
163 3,1|         which did not express any great amount of satisfaction. ~"
164 3,3|           vapor. For some minutes great masses rolled over the surface
165 3,3|       that the "Speedy" was at no great distance. ~To spring into
166 3,4|          deck and topsides! These great rents appear rather to have
167 3,4|          the ships which make the great coasting-trade of Polynesia
168 3,4|           the rescued articles. A great part of the copper sheathing
169 3,5|       must be seated on clouds, a great ball in his hands!" ~"But,
170 3,5|           be impelled with a very great initial velocity. ~"Now,"
171 3,5|         results." ~"We shall be a great deal more certain of that
172 3,5|           the sailor had bestowed great care upon them. How many
173 3,6|         colonists' uneasiness was great. What had happened? Was
174 3,7|        but a reaction set in, and great tears rolled down his cheeks. ~
175 3,7|     discouragement on feeling his great responsibility. He seated
176 3,7|        engineer, taking the dog's great honest head between his
177 3,8|          them as wild beasts. But great precautions must be taken,
178 3,9|       forces divided, for it gave great advantage to the pirates.
179 3,9|          and the heat began to be great. The forests of the island
180 3,9|          cart would have met with great difficulties in moving under
181 3,0|       even murmur a few words, so great was his weakness. Gideon
182 3,0|          him. He knew the orang's great intelligence, which had
183 3,1|         with magnificent weather, great heat, and a tropical temperature,
184 3,2|       before his illness, derived great benefit from this life in
185 3,2|         silence reigned under the great trees. The snapping of the
186 3,2|   suspicious sound, advanced with great caution. ~They walked a
187 3,2|          and ankles could be seen great bruises. ~Harding bent over
188 3,3|        with lava, and varied with great blocks of mineral. This
189 3,4|       three hundred tons would be great labor, but the colonists
190 3,4|           of the open sea, and in great storms the waves beat against
191 3,5|        But the corral would be in great danger should a new crater
192 3,5|          As Herbert had observed, great stormy clouds formed a lowering
193 3,5|        The colonists' emotion was great. A thousand strange and
194 3,6|           make you known." ~"As a great criminal, doubtless!" said
195 3,6|       hope that he might become a great and powerful ruler of a
196 3,6|    designing chiefs. ~In 1857 the great sepoy revolt broke out.
197 3,6|       Cyrus Harding replied, "All great actions return to God, from
198 3,8|         to the colonists would be great of having at their disposal
199 3,8|           colonists would be to a great extent secured by their
200 3,8|          Spilett, "but there is a great difference between that
201 3,8|          other causes may produce great disasters." ~"How so, my
202 3,8|    supposition that it was of any great thickness. ~The engineer,
203 3,9|          Falls River, a valley of great extent, the land on both