Part,  Chapter

  1 1,2|           but was very difficult to find. ~Meanwhile Grant continued
  2 1,3|        Gideon Spilett, "and we will find him too!" ~"Living, I trust!" ~"
  3 1,3|         water it is possible we may find a fordable passage." "You
  4 1,3|         this scrape, and I hope may find the captain." Pencroft was
  5 1,4|          encampment, and to try and find rather better grub than
  6 1,4|           in nests; we have only to find a house." ~"Very well,"
  7 1,4|          molluscs. They had then to find fresh water, and it was
  8 1,4|             when be returns he must find a tolerable dwelling here.
  9 1,5|             will be if they were to find Captain Harding and were
 10 1,5|           when they like. They will find a good enough shelter." ~
 11 1,5|      confirmed smoker. He could not find it; he rummaged the pockets
 12 1,5|            probable that they would find the box, which the waves
 13 1,5|           do?" ~"We shall certainly find some way of making a fire,"
 14 1,5|             and our companions will find but a sorry repast on their
 15 1,5|            running to him, "we will find him! God will give him back
 16 1,6|          said the sailor. "We shall find ammunition on our way, and
 17 1,7|     deplorable weather he could not find any traces of Neb, and that
 18 1,7|          meet him, or attempting to find him, it was impossible. ~
 19 1,8|        marks. Neb did not expect to find his master living. It was
 20 1,8|            in which he recovered to find himself in the arms of his
 21 1,9|        engineer alive? He will soon find some way of making fire
 22 1,9|         engineer, "and if we do not find some substance similar to
 23 1,9|             Maoris, we shall always find some one to whom we can
 24 1,9|        aside,-~"If, on my return, I find a fire at the house, I shall
 25 1,9|             was difficult enough to find the way among the groups
 26 1,0|              Besides, they hoped to find more food on the way. As
 27 1,0|      retracing their steps so as to find some practicable path, much
 28 1,0|           which it would be easy to find a retreat. Fuel was not
 29 1,1|            Cyrus Harding be able to find out their latitude and longitude
 30 1,1|             can christen them as we find them. What do you think,
 31 1,2|         were therefore consulted to find out the hour. ~That of Gideon
 32 1,2|            taste, would know how to find some fresh game among the
 33 1,3|          remained to be done but to find a plant fit to make the
 34 1,4|      engineer, "we might, no doubt, find all these substances on
 35 1,4|         some day or other, we shall find means of going away!" ~"
 36 1,6|           Who knows if we might not find on the opposite side one
 37 1,7|             our profit. Well, I can find it!" ~The engineer cut a
 38 1,8|           they had only expected to find a narrow cavity, they had
 39 1,8|             if they did not wish to find their way in the dark, they
 40 1,9|         Harding's first care was to find out the position of the
 41 1,0|           Reptile Point, they would find new treasures. ~The settlers
 42 1,0|            possible that they might find the sago or the breadfruit
 43 1,0|            Pencroft; "and if ever I find one of those tobacco-seeds,
 44 1,1|             and they would probably find good sport, for water-birds
 45 1,1|    Laplanders and the Samoides will find the climate of the polar
 46 1,2|           their traps. They did not find them easily, under the snow
 47 1,2|           in Granite House began to find their captivity rather tedious.
 48 2,1|          Look well, Neb, and if you find one hollow tooth in this
 49 2,1|        explore the island, we shall find nothing." ~The next day
 50 2,1|            some day or other we may find traces of their landing." ~"
 51 2,2|          want in there!" ~"We shall find that out, Pencroft," replied
 52 2,2|         where they might afterwards find it, the passengers had taken
 53 2,2|           to whom it belongs. If we find no one-" ~"We will keep
 54 2,3|             scorn that!" ~"We shall find it some day!" said Gideon
 55 2,4|             that because they could find no traces of it, a ship
 56 2,4|          and Herbert hastened on to find a suitable place for their
 57 2,5|           they had not been able to find on the west. ~Gideon Spilett
 58 2,6|        stupid one! To come home and find no staircase to go up to
 59 2,6|           were extremely anxious to find out the cause of what had
 60 2,7|           where the ruminants would find fresh and abundant pasture.
 61 2,7|             which the onagers might find food, with a good litter,
 62 2,8|         which the females, going to find suitable places in which
 63 2,1|            request to whoever might find it to forward it to the
 64 2,1| civilization!" ~"But what will they find?" asked Pencroft. "Can you
 65 2,1|            of his lantern, he could find no impression, no fracture
 66 2,3|           sailor had not a point to find fault with. ~Gideon Spilett
 67 2,3|            that it was difficult to find them. ~"But," observed Gideon
 68 2,3|        impossible but that we shall find him." ~The exploration was
 69 2,3|            as us. Even if we do not find the castaway, at least our
 70 2,3|           see the state in which we find these plantations, it is
 71 2,4|             he will not be sorry to find the place taken possession
 72 2,4|            and so we shall at least find his remains!" ~It was then
 73 2,5|             he is; but here he will find his fellow-men, and since
 74 2,6|            a resolution, he came to find Cyrus Harding. His eyes
 75 2,6|             And they will no longer find him," said Herbert. ~"But
 76 2,7|            to attempt everything to find the captain. He communicated
 77 2,7|         Ayrton, and I know where to find you. I will never forget
 78 2,8|              had never been able to find any trace of it in Lincoln
 79 2,0|             t think they would ever find a better place than this!" ~"
 80 2,0|          longer, Pencroft would not find bottom." ~"That is all very
 81 3,1|            cargoes? Had she come to find on the coast a sheltered
 82 3,1|           of those rascals there to find her!" ~The engineer's orders
 83 3,2|             To go to that vessel to find out the strength of her
 84 3,3|           from the brig, they would find themselves in a very disadvantageous
 85 3,4|             brig, we shall no doubt find the explanation of the matter." ~"
 86 3,4|            probable that they would find a little of everything,
 87 3,4|        tools, these treasures would find their use. ~There was no
 88 3,5|        ought we to do everything to find him out? What is your opinion
 89 3,5|           the adventure. Whether we find this mysterious being or
 90 3,6|             and at the same time to find out what had become of the
 91 3,6|              and evidently we shall find them in the Far West." ~"
 92 3,6|           stranger, if we manage to find him, may know as much about
 93 3,6|            we shall very likely not find her again in her place!" ~"
 94 3,6|         corral, and if they did not find Ayrton, search the neighboring
 95 3,6|             companion. Were they to find him struck down by the hands
 96 3,8|           the sailor, "but we shall find them, and when you are cured
 97 3,8|            to strike them, it would find in them men prepared to
 98 3,9|         impossible that they should find Ayrton again. On his side,
 99 3,9|           Cyrus Harding expected to find it in its place; supposing
100 3,0|            his wounds. He feared to find them reopened, having been
101 3,1|             undiscovered. ~"We will find him!" repeated the sailor. ~
102 3,1|              and we shall certainly find some traces of them." ~And,
103 3,2|           opinion that we shall not find the gentleman until he pleases." ~
104 3,2|             the corral, but only to find out whether it is occupied
105 3,3|            cavern, how is it that I find myself in the corral?" ~"
106 3,3|           but I repeat we shall not find him until he himself permits
107 3,3|           try, if he likes! He will find his master!" ~"Who?" asked
108 3,3|         Franklin, did the colonists find any traces of him of whom
109 3,4|             two seasons, for, if we find the winters very cold in
110 3,5|            the engineer:-~"We shall find one at the corral." ~Harding
111 3,6|             and Neb had expected to find an almost supernatural being! ~
112 3,6|            Prince Dakkar, unable to find that death he courted, returned
113 3,7|           stop-cocks which you will find upon the water-line. The
114 3,0|       despatched to Tabor Island to find Ayrton, and bring him back
115 3,0|           Island, where you did not find Ayrton, of coming a hundred
116 3,0|          Grant, "it was in order to find, not only Ayrton, but yourself
117 3,0|          behind you a criminal; you find in his place a man who has