Part,  Chapter

  1 1,1|           the storm had raged five days already, and the first symptoms
  2 1,2|      aerial voyage had lasted five days. ~The curious circumstances
  3 1,2|          intercepted by fog. ~Five days had passed when a partial
  4 1,2|            the 20th of March. Five days afterwards four of them
  5 1,6|        appeared best to wait a few days before commencing an exploration.
  6 1,6| accordingly settled that for a few days they would remain at the
  7 1,1|           little knew that sixteen days afterwards a frightful crime
  8 1,3|            hours; but in their two days work the five brickmakers
  9 1,3|           to say, in three or four days. ~It was on the 2nd of April
 10 1,3|          settlers employed the two days before the oven was built
 11 1,3|          Chimneys during these few days was not made more comfortable,
 12 1,3|             They also reckoned the days they had passed on Lincoln
 13 1,3|          was Wednesday, was twelve days from the time when the wind
 14 1,3|      without much difficulty. Five days after, the kiln was supplied
 15 1,3|           which had been full five days before, had not yet risen,
 16 1,3|         Southern Cross, which some days before the engineer had
 17 1,3|            will be one of the four days in the year in which the
 18 1,4|          of those beautiful autumn days which are like the last
 19 1,5|           intelligence, that three days afterwards the little colony'
 20 1,6|         had been obscured for some days, and it was of importance
 21 1,7|            less than ten or twelve days for the sulphuret of iron
 22 1,7|            was kept up for several days, and the result was a compact
 23 1,7| accomplished. During the following days the settlers had time to
 24 1,7|            the 20th of May, twelve days after commencing it, the
 25 1,9|            smoothed off, and a few days alter the beginning of the
 26 1,9|       excursion for the first fine days of the next spring. But
 27 1,9|           work for the long winter days. A chimney was established
 28 1,0|          certain, that is that the days are already short, and the
 29 1,0|            off till the first fine days. ~The seals were numerous,
 30 1,0|        this was a business of some days. Directly the bridges were
 31 1,2|            times, during the first days, specimens of those Antarctic
 32 1,2|        fell abundantly for several days, and it soon reached a thickness
 33 1,2|          remained shut up for five days, from the 20th to the 25th
 34 1,2|     nothing to fear. ~During these days of seclusion the settlers
 35 1,2|           gale, lasted for several days. The colonists were again
 36 2,1|            sea voyage, and in five days at the most, I will undertake
 37 2,1|        navigate the Mercy." ~"Five days," cried Neb, "to build a
 38 2,1|      repeat, captain, that in five days the work will be finished!" ~"
 39 2,1|            be finished!" ~"In five days, then, be it," replied the
 40 2,1|    exploration of the island. ~Two days after-the 28th of October-another
 41 2,2|           been constructed in five days. A seat in the stern, a
 42 2,2|          will get seasoned. In two days there won't be a single
 43 2,3|          to sustain them for three days, the time which Harding
 44 2,3|       already strong, for in three days the moon would be full,
 45 2,4|       little band for at least two days. It would not thus be necessary
 46 2,5|        just as well stay there two days! As yet, we have had no
 47 2,5|           thrown on them. In a few days the hull of a ship of several
 48 2,7|            golden pheasants. A few days afterwards, Herbert snared
 49 2,7|         was decided that for a few days they should be allowed to
 50 2,7|        been manufactured, and some days after the capture of the
 51 2,8|          heat of these warm summer days, in the evening when their
 52 2,9|      except for three or four fine days on which several excursions
 53 2,9|          did not leave for several days. As to the substances used
 54 2,0|            hour of rest. ~For some days they had observed an enormous
 55 2,0|         this rich prey for several days, had determined to take
 56 2,0|            operation lasting three days, but from which the settlers
 57 2,1|         Only to leave it for a few days," replied Pencroft, "only
 58 2,1|          Pencroft, "only for a few days, captain. Time to go and
 59 2,1|         been talked of for several days was made into the southeastern
 60 2,2|        serious anxiety for several days, began to recover. His constitution
 61 2,2|        services in this way!" ~Ten days after taking to his bed,
 62 2,5|             after a voyage of four days, the "Bonadventure" gently
 63 2,5|         Balloon. ~During the first days passed by the stranger in
 64 2,5|          in Granite House for nine days. It was warm, and a bright
 65 2,6|         back to Granite House. Two days after this occurrence, the
 66 2,6|           patient and wait. ~A few days later, on the 3rd of November,
 67 2,6|               During the following days the stranger did not speak
 68 2,6|           wild aspect of his worst days. ~Cyrus Harding and his
 69 2,6|        replied the engineer. ~Many days passed; but Harding-was
 70 2,7|       suspected nothing. ~For some days their life continued as
 71 2,7|          Bay, that is to say a few days' journey from the place
 72 2,7|           his accomplices, and two days after gaining possession
 73 2,8|  assiduously continued. During the days which followed, Herbert
 74 2,8|          coming every two or three days to visit the corral. Nevertheless,
 75 2,8|           not take more than a few days to perform this work, and
 76 2,8|            support the wire. A few days after, the wire was extended,
 77 2,8|      recognize the species. ~A few days after came the 26th of March,
 78 2,9|          in the first fine October days to go to Tabor Island, and
 79 2,9|          wind, lasting five or six days; then the needle of the
 80 2,0|    colonists had been absent three days from their dwelling. Ayrton
 81 2,0|      consequence, therefore, a few days after, on the 25th of April,
 82 2,0|          he returned to pass a few days in the corral. ~During this
 83 3,4|            been a new moon but two days before. A whole hour at
 84 3,5|          intentions!" ~For several days the colonists were actively
 85 3,6|        expedition would be of some days duration, it appeared best
 86 3,6|    harnessed at present, and a few days' rest was necessary. The
 87 3,6|    Capricorn, and gave the longest days in the year. The time was,
 88 3,6|        Peninsula. ~During the nine days which preceded their departure,
 89 3,6|           that he should spend two days there, and return to Granite
 90 3,6|          corral. ~During these two days Harding busied himself in
 91 3,6|        Granite House. In fact, two days had already passed since
 92 3,7|         dangerous during the first days. ~Gideon Spilett and Cyrus
 93 3,7|         wounds would heal in a few days. However, Herbert scarcely
 94 3,8|           saddest thought. Several days passed, and the poor boy'
 95 3,8|            well performed. ~In ten days, on the 22nd of November,
 96 3,9|            gain strength, in eight days from now-well, we shall
 97 3,9|    now-well, we shall see." ~Eight days! That would put off the
 98 3,9|      Granite House until the first days of December. At this time
 99 3,0|           was, therefore, nineteen days since Neb had had other
100 3,0|      Granite House. ~The following days were the saddest of any
101 3,1|          was not disappointed. Ten days after, on the 20th of December,
102 3,3|           after a hundred and four days separation. ~Ayrton then
103 3,3|            say, since the last two days, he could give no information
104 3,3|           little harbor only eight days ago, they put to sea in
105 3,4|     thither, were it but for a few days, to renew the social link
106 3,4|     suspend work. ~During the last days of the month the weather
107 3,4|      serious occurred in the first days of the returning spring. ~
108 3,5|             However, with the fine days work had been continued.
109 3,5|      especially hoped to end their days there. ~"Herbert," said
110 3,5|              And that was-" ~"Four days ago." ~"Ah! a note!" cried
111 3,6|         into him from his earliest days. ~Prince Dakkar returned
112 3,6|           terrible sensation. Some days previous to the flight of
113 3,7|       saved, be prolonged for some days? He himself had said that
114 3,8|            summer season. For some days the heat was overpowering,
115 3,8|       visit the mountain. In a few days I shall learn more on this
116 3,8|           sleeping soundly. ~Three days passed by-the 4th, 5th,
117 3,8|           the sailor, "our working days will not be many, and if
118 3,9|       months, nor of weeks, but of days; it might be of hours. ~
119 3,9|          They had before them some days' respite. The plateau of
120 3,9|           preserved. And these few days it was necessary to employ
121 3,9|           During the six following days, from the 25th to the 30th
122 3,9|            an hour!" ~During eight days more, that is to say until
123 3,9|        launching the vessel in ten days. ~Hope revived in the hearts
124 3,9|          Master," asked Neb, a few days later, "do you think all
125 3,0|           had now existed for nine days. A few provisions taken
126 3,0|            only provisions for two days, although they limited their
127 3,0|            During the five ensuing days Cyrus Harding and his unfortunate