Part,  Chapter

  1 1,2|      having with a penetrating eye observed the open face of the sailor,
  2 1,3|          rugged. However, Pencroft observed that the shore was more
  3 1,3|          less tumultuous, and they observed that the agitation of the
  4 1,4|    invented for nothing." ~"Only," observed Herbert, "at this moment
  5 1,4|           terrible condition. They observed, with emotion, all that
  6 1,4|             This is satisfactory," observed Pencroft; "and in our misfortune,
  7 1,6|        moment of starting, Herbert observed, that since they had no
  8 1,6|             the sailor attentively observed the disposition and nature
  9 1,8|           It is clear in reality," observed Spilett, "but it is not
 10 1,8|    engineer, leaning on his elbow, observed the coast, particularly
 11 1,1|          doubtless, but it must be observed that the basis of this faith
 12 1,1|            minutes; he attentively observed the perimeter of the island,
 13 1,1|          But there are two capes," observed the reporter. ~"Well," replied
 14 1,2|          longer to those coniferae observed in that portion of the island
 15 1,4|             however, Cyrus Harding observed them attentively, and without
 16 1,5|          of which the engineer had observed some traces in the northwest
 17 1,6|           stopped on the bank, and observed it attentively. Nothing
 18 1,7|          it is a mass of granite!" observed Spilett. ~"Well," replied
 19 1,8|          gone a third of the way," observed Herbert. ~"Nearly a third,"
 20 1,8|             The engineer carefully observed all the deviations of the
 21 1,1|             as the engineer justly observed, "that could not take the
 22 1,1|   established at Granite House, he observed that it would be best to
 23 1,1|        Cyrus Harding, "I have also observed this. I think the form and
 24 1,2|          uneasiness. ~The engineer observed this maneuver several times. ~
 25 2,1|       astonishing, I should think, observed the reporter, "if this peccary
 26 2,1|        they were able to go away," observed the lad, "they could not
 27 2,3|            depth. The engineer had observed that it was increased by
 28 2,4|            that, as Gideon Spilett observed, any remains of it might
 29 2,5|          the south coast." ~"But," observed Herbert, "from Claw Cape
 30 2,5|        would be left of the ship," observed the reporter. ~"There might
 31 2,6|           is slightly monotonous," observed Gideon Spilett. ~"So much
 32 2,7|         the shore. ~There Pencroft observed,-~"Suppose, that during
 33 2,7|          be discontinued. ~"That," observed Pencroft, "will enable us
 34 2,8|              A regular egg-field," observed Gideon Spilett, "and we
 35 2,9|          any fruit on this shrub!" observed his companion. ~"No, captain,"
 36 2,0|             For some days they had observed an enormous animal two or
 37 2,0|      catching!" ~"Well, Pencroft," observed Harding, "I should much
 38 2,1|        little craft, when you have observed how she behaves at sea,
 39 2,1|          our great-grandchildren!" observed Pencroft. ~"They will discover
 40 2,1|          should like to see that," observed the sailor. ~"You were born
 41 2,3|       engineer; "and yet-" ~"But," observed Herbert, "there's nothing
 42 2,3|       Lincoln Islands. ~"And yet," observed Herbert, "this is the time
 43 2,3|         isle than Lincoln Island," observed Herbert, "and is probably
 44 2,3|            the reefs, and Pencroft observed every turn with extreme
 45 2,3|              Those beasts yonder," observed the reporter, "do not see
 46 2,3|    difficult to find them. ~"But," observed Gideon Spilett, "this not
 47 2,4|          room has been inhabited," observed Herbert. ~"Yes, a very long
 48 2,5|          it." ~"Always supposing," observed Gideon Spilett, "that it
 49 2,5|            Harding had attentively observed him. To judge by his appearance
 50 2,5|          had the reporter already, observed in his look an indefinable
 51 2,5|    convalescent? ~How the engineer observed him every moment! How he
 52 2,5|             This is only the sea," observed Gideon Spilett, "and possibly
 53 2,6|             This unfortunate man," observed Gideon Spilett, "was no
 54 2,6|   fellow-creatures again!" ~"But," observed the sailor, "there is one
 55 2,7| insupportable to him! ~"But then," observed Pencroft, "why did he entreat
 56 2,8|         known to him." ~"However," observed Pencroft, "if he was not
 57 2,8|        marks fifty-eight degrees!" observed Gideon Spilett. ~Cyrus Harding
 58 2,9|        remains to us." ~"I think," observed the reporter, "that at any
 59 2,9|           cliff. The engineer even observed that these barks had something
 60 2,9|    freshening rapidly. ~"However," observed Pencroft, "I should not
 61 2,9|           reaching Cape Mandible," observed the reporter. ~"A very fine
 62 2,0|            is especially curious," observed Harding, "is that the gulf
 63 2,0|          is rather large for her!" observed the reporter. ~"Well! Mr.
 64 2,0|                One would say too," observed Herbert, "that these cliffs
 65 2,0|    suspicious appearances had been observed. If any mysterious being
 66 2,0|               The dog's instinct-" observed Herbert. ~"Singular instinct!"
 67 3,1|         seizes it in our absence?" observed Gideon Spilett. ~"Hang it!"
 68 3,1|            she is simply sailing," observed Pencroft. "The wind is favorable
 69 3,2|          muskets only. ~"However," observed Cyrus Harding, "here we
 70 3,3|         attack or landing could be observed on board the brig. Evidently
 71 3,3|             however, the colonists observed a movement on board the "
 72 3,3|          refuge in Granite House!" observed Herbert. ~"We must wait!"
 73 3,4|            on a rock?" ~"Why not," observed Neb, "if there are rocks
 74 3,4|            Ayrton. ~"At any rate," observed Gideon Spilett to the sailor, "
 75 3,4|          However-and Cyrus Harding observed it in silent astonishment-not
 76 3,5|           bad, what you say, Neb," observed Pencroft. ~"I am of Neb'
 77 3,5|      always on our guard?" ~"Hum!" observed the reporter, who had not
 78 3,6|               These gentlemen," he observed, "landed on the south coast,
 79 3,6|          the sight of the island?" observed the reporter, who was anxious
 80 3,6|           that moment the engineer observed that the wire appeared to
 81 3,6|         that blew down this post," observed Pencroft. ~"No," replied
 82 3,8|        probable, as Gideon Spilett observed, that things had occurred
 83 3,9|     factory. ~"You see, Pencroft," observed Harding, "there has been
 84 3,9|          settlers! ~"At any rate," observed Gideon Spilett, "if happily
 85 3,1|           island. ~"Nevertheless," observed Cyrus Harding, "I notice
 86 3,3|            feared at these times," observed Gideon Spilett. ~"Always,"
 87 3,4|        suffice. ~"It has even been observed," remarked Harding one day
 88 3,4|         trial. ~Cyrus Harding even observed that if by chance the communication
 89 3,4|   September, Cyrus Harding, having observed the crater, saw smoke curling
 90 3,5|            The weather is stormy," observed Herbert. "Might not its
 91 3,5|            the sun. As Herbert had observed, great stormy clouds formed
 92 3,5|        water to a certain height," observed Herbert. ~"Either the cavern
 93 3,6|           To the eyes of those who observed him superficially he might
 94 3,6|      companions, when by chance he observed the descent of the balloon
 95 3,6|           therefore, to remain. He observed these men thrown without
 96 3,7|         Gideon Spilett attentively observed the condition of the dying
 97 3,7|     elsewhere!" ~"The 'Nautilus,'" observed Ayrton, "might have enabled
 98 3,7|          common weal. Often have I observed your conduct. I have esteemed
 99 3,8|           fire is in the chimney," observed Gideon Spilett. ~"And we
100 3,8|        volcano ought to be swept," observed Neb, who spoke as if perfectly
101 3,8|          Cyrus Harding attentively observed the dense smoke emitted
102 3,8|           fine that they have been observed in the air for whole months.
103 3,8|            assured of this when he observed all the northern part of