Part,  Chapter

  1 1,1|        voyagers could distinctly see that solid spot which they
  2 1,2| impatience among the besieged to see the storm moderate was very
  3 1,2|         that they could not even see each other. ~Without speaking
  4 1,2|         clearing allowed them to see the wide extending ocean
  5 1,3|         he thought that he could see looming indistinctly through
  6 1,3|      they had been accustomed to see in the United States; the
  7 1,3|       Pencroft, "though I do not see the land, I feel it... it
  8 1,3|         not wrong, it is ebbing. See, the tide is going down
  9 1,3|    replied the sailor. "We shall see. But now the ebb is evidently
 10 1,4|        Pencroft, "and if we ever see Captain Harding again, he
 11 1,4|      this labyrinth." ~"We shall see him again, Pencroft," cried
 12 1,4|      disappeared. They looked to see if some portion of their
 13 1,4|          little expected ever to see Cyrus Harding again; but
 14 1,4|      excellent, and we will soon see how many they may have left
 15 1,5|           try, my boy, and let's see if you can do anything besides
 16 1,6|          hope no longer again to see Cyrus Harding. The castaways
 17 1,6|       fisherman, for he does not see his prey coming through
 18 1,7|         deeply absorbed, did not see him approach. ~"We are going
 19 1,8|          undressed his master to see if he was wounded, but not
 20 1,8|       Neb knew, and he wished to see his master again for the
 21 1,8|          no doubt, would wish to see the unfortunate man again.
 22 1,8|          there is time enough to see about that, captain! we
 23 1,8|        will you take my shoe and see if it fits exactly to the
 24 1,9|          me yesterday, did I not see in the west a mountain which
 25 1,9|     to-morrow, and then we shall see if this land is an island
 26 1,9|       country, and then we shall see how best to establish ourselves
 27 1,9|         has said so." ~"We shall see!" ~Meanwhile, the sun had
 28 1,0|      around them. They could not see the sun, then hid by the
 29 1,0|           and the engineer could see its reflection trembling
 30 1,1| exploration. They also wished to see the island, on the productions
 31 1,1|     companions were surprised to see a lake, bordered with green
 32 1,1|          from the mountain." ~"I see a little river which runs
 33 1,1|          water escapes. We shall see that on our return." ~This
 34 1,1|         the island, be raised to see if it did not shelter some
 35 1,1|       watercourses, which we can see. ~"Very good," said the
 36 1,2|     rejoined them, "Captain, you see quite well we can't get
 37 1,4|    repeat to the engineer,-~"You see, captain, so long as we
 38 1,4|         tools. However, we shall see later!" ~"Why," cried Pencroft, "
 39 1,6|     Mount Franklin, we could not see towards the west, either
 40 1,6|          would be capital! I can see that on the front which
 41 1,7|         He was much surprised to see a strong current at this
 42 1,7|  explosion." ~"And when shall we see this, captain?" ~"To-morrow,
 43 1,8|          the narrow passage. You see Top has got before us!" ~"
 44 1,8|       the engineer. "But we must see our way. Neb, go and cut
 45 1,9|      replied the reporter, "so I see." ~"But are they inhabited?" ~"
 46 1,2|    beasts were eatable. He could see that by their resemblance
 47 1,2|        several rafts. They could see that the cold period was
 48 1,2|     However, all were anxious to see, if not the fine season,
 49 2,2|      vessel? Come along! we must see if it will carry all five
 50 2,2|      object, saying,-~"What do I see down there on the beach?" ~
 51 2,2|          Ah!" cried Pencroft, "I see what it is!" ~"What?" asked
 52 2,2|         Harding, "I do not quite see the use of it; and a more
 53 2,2|       all very fine, but you can see that there is nothing for
 54 2,2|          eye falls upon. We will see if it applies to our situation." ~
 55 2,4|         left its abode, I do not see, my friends, why we should
 56 2,5|         my dear Spilett; but you see that if it is certain that
 57 2,5|         to dress us." ~"We shall see, Pencroft," replied Cyrus
 58 2,5|         Cyrus Harding; "we shall see." ~"In the meantime, we
 59 2,6|         out every few minutes to see if Top was keeping good
 60 2,6|         the cliff and they could see the windows, the shutters
 61 2,6|          Neb drew back, so as to see if anything appeared at
 62 2,6|           Who was it? Didn't you see?" ~"No." ~"It was a monkey,
 63 2,6|    Pencroft; "but still I do not see how we are to get into our
 64 2,6|       not be sure of that till I see them down here," replied
 65 2,6|         rascals. ~"We shall soon see," replied the engineer,
 66 2,7|        each apparently trying to see who could make the most
 67 2,7|         incident. ~What did they see? Two fine animals of a large
 68 2,8|           It was most amusing to see him walking with a stick
 69 2,9|          Captain Harding, do you see that tree?" and he pointed
 70 2,9|      said Herbert. ~"But I can't see any fruit on this shrub!"
 71 2,9|     where he put it." ~"We shall see." ~On the next day, therefore,
 72 2,9|        well as a sextant, let us see, my dear Cyrus, the exact
 73 2,0|           said the reporter, "to see a whale in this comparatively
 74 2,0|          whale. ~They could also see it throwing up from its
 75 2,0|          in Russian America. You see these bones, my friends;
 76 2,1|         to go and come back, and see what that islet is like!" ~"
 77 2,1|      future." ~"I should like to see that," observed the sailor. ~"
 78 2,2|        light. The settlers could see nothing, but they heard
 79 2,2|     person fired that they could see their assailants, who were
 80 2,2|     excess. Neb was delighted to see his pupil's appetite returning. ~"
 81 2,2|      laughter. And what did they see? Master Jup smoking calmly
 82 2,2|    voyage; but you know I should see you set off to Tabor Island
 83 2,2|          Herbert; "I don't quite see. Luff again-right-now." ~
 84 2,3|     answered the sailor. "Do you see anything extraordinary in
 85 2,3|          the bushes rustling and see the grass waving, which
 86 2,3|   observed the reporter, "do not see men for the first time.
 87 2,3|          Gideon Spilett, "but to see the state in which we find
 88 2,3|          it was just possible to see that it was built of planks
 89 2,4|       planks, and it was easy to see that these planks had been
 90 2,4|        reporter thought he could see that all reason was not
 91 2,4|          for it is impossible to see his features under the thick
 92 2,4| appearance." ~"However, we shall see," replied Pencroft, "and
 93 2,5|       She is a famous craft, you see, and she behaved admirably
 94 2,5|          bound!" ~"We shall soon see," Harding contented himself
 95 2,6|        when we know it, we shall see what course it will be best
 96 2,6|        that he never expected to see his fellow-creatures again!" ~"
 97 2,8|         to pass without going to see him, and Ayrton came from
 98 2,8|          sailor was enchanted to see his own countenance, faithfully
 99 2,9|        is taken from us we shall see what will be best to do." ~"
100 2,9|         for he himself wished to see this part of his domain. ~
101 2,9|      half a mile. It was easy to see that it was composed of
102 2,9|       gulf, and I should like to see my way clear in these unknown
103 2,0|          of the island. I do not see a spot on which we could
104 2,0|       this fire?" ~"As sure as I see you now." ~"You also, Herbert?" ~"
105 3,1|  surveyed the horizon, but could see nothing. ~"Take this telescope,"
106 3,1|         the telescope, and could see that she was of between
107 3,1|         was all one color. Let's see: in these seas, what do
108 3,1|          the night, and we shall see nothing of her at daybreak." ~
109 3,3|          dawn the settlers could see a confused mass through
110 3,3|        with his telescope, could see that the four guns on board
111 3,3|          and the convicts cannot see us." ~"That is, my opinion,
112 3,3|      through the branches, could see the "Speedy," surrounded
113 3,4|       Neb. ~"Well, we shall soon see, Pencroft," said the engineer. ~"
114 3,4|        engineer. ~"We shall soon see," rejoined the sailor, "
115 3,4|         of anything. ~They would see later what plan it would
116 3,5|     would give one of my eyes to see this individual face to
117 3,6|        But how was it we did not see the 'Bonadventure' pass
118 3,7|       the forest. Nor could they see traces of any struggle,
119 3,8|      that it is perhaps rarer to see a dressing well done than
120 3,8|         he was astonished not to see near him, thinking that
121 3,8|      when you are cured we shall see if the cowards who strike
122 3,9|        It pained the engineer to see his forces divided, for
123 3,9|       that the convicts will not see you leave it, that they
124 3,9|          from now-well, we shall see." ~Eight days! That would
125 3,9|     Granite House factory. ~"You see, Pencroft," observed Harding, "
126 3,9|      Another mile and they would see the bridge over Creek Glycerine.
127 3,1|        the trees and shan't even see the sun!" ~"Forward!" said
128 3,2|         moonlight, what did they see? Five corpses, stretched
129 3,4|        be permitted once more to see their country. To return
130 3,5|    himself that he would like to see Lord Glenarvan again and
131 3,5|           The engineer wished to see if the wire still ran along
132 3,7|        leave Lincoln Island, and see once more the land of your
133 3,8|        we'll applaud it. I don't see that we need concern ourselves
134 3,9|       the last service! You will see that though he is dead he