Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|        of a waterspout, had been taken into the circling movement
 2 1,1|    relieved of their weight, was taken by the wind, and like a
 3 1,2|     powerful will. He might have taken for his motto that of William
 4 1,2|          when he was wounded and taken prisoner on the field of
 5 1,2|       Southern rifleman has just taken aim at me, but-" The Southerner
 6 1,4|          which the Negro Neb had taken a few hours before. Anxiety
 7 1,4|        and Herbert, after having taken the precaution of collecting
 8 1,4|        which the catastrophe had taken place. It was there that
 9 1,6|       hunters, who, besides, had taken care to place themselves
10 1,6|       showed that the birds were taken. ~"Hurrah!" he cried, rushing
11 1,6|      that he had ever seen birds taken with a line, but the sailor
12 1,7|    return, and that he must have taken refuge in some cave, to
13 1,8|         it, and Pencroft, having taken his place at one end and
14 1,9|       not last long. Herbert had taken the bits of wood which he
15 1,0|         two glasses which he had taken from his own and the reporter'
16 1,1| delighted at the turn things had taken, and their imaginations
17 1,7| eagerness. ~Neb and Pencroft had taken away the fat from the dugong,
18 1,8|    marvelous palace, and Neb had taken off his hat, as if he had
19 1,9|        openings. This would have taken too long with the pickaxe
20 1,9|          hour, four rodents were taken in their holes. They were
21 1,0|     irruption. Cyrus Harding had taken precautions against this
22 1,0|          warm and good; they had taken great care of them as well
23 1,0|        that every precaution was taken that the experiment might
24 1,1|        of water from Lake Grant. Taken below the frozen surface,
25 1,1|      rock on which we could have taken refuge. Before Granite House,
26 1,2| dangerous and humiliating; to be taken in their own snares! But
27 2,1|           And he told how he had taken care to wedge up the turtle
28 2,2|      find it, the passengers had taken the precaution to buoy it
29 2,2|       out-all that time had been taken up in going a distance of
30 2,2|    Pencroft, "the owner had been taken prisoner by pirates-" ~"
31 2,2|        the articles had not been taken by chance and thrown into
32 2,3|     small supply of it had to be taken, but the engineer hoped
33 2,4|      twelve miles. It would have taken the settlers four hours
34 2,4|        show that a shipwreck had taken place recently. It is true
35 2,5|    island; then the cart must be taken to bring back the balloon,
36 2,5|       cross, but as Pencroft had taken upon himself to conquer
37 2,6|         come during our absence, taken possession of our dwelling
38 2,6|        operation would then have taken some time. ~It was already
39 2,7|       and the couple of tinamous taken in their last excursion
40 2,8|         than a hundred were thus taken, which were salted and stored
41 2,9|         found in the case, again taken the position of our island?" ~"
42 2,0|       Cyrus Harding and Neb were taken into confidence, and the
43 2,0|       action. ~The stranding had taken place on the beach of Flotsam
44 2,0|       large quantity of milk was taken from it, which, according
45 2,1|          and even a jaguar, were taken in this way, the animals
46 2,1|        having lighted a lantern, taken a revolver, and placed a
47 2,2|        he was laid on a mattress taken from one of the beds, and
48 2,2|       all the care that had been taken of him. One of Jup's hands
49 2,2|          cried Pencroft. "He has taken my pipe! Hello, my honest
50 2,2|      that a trial trip should be taken round the island, so as
51 2,3|      hand the paper which he had taken from the bottle. He contemplated
52 2,4|          sorry to find the place taken possession of." ~"He will
53 2,4|         the island he would have taken away his weapons and his
54 2,4|         and should some one have taken possession of her? But he
55 2,4|          the unfortunate man was taken to the hut. Perhaps the
56 2,4|       Lincoln Island than it had taken to make Tabor Island. ~Indeed,
57 2,4|          and if the crew had not taken the precaution of lashing
58 2,6|        the document may not have taken several years to come from
59 2,6|          and till then had never taken any precautions for defense,
60 2,7|         These animals need to be taken care of. Will you allow
61 2,7|    maintained that the wreck had taken place on the east coast,
62 2,7|        him in irons. He was then taken to the coast of New Zealand,
63 2,7|         been briefly related are taken from a ~ work which some
64 2,8|      ascertained that Ayrton had taken possession of the habitation
65 2,8|     country, such as the island, taken from Prospect Heights with
66 2,9|          patiently, and if it is taken from us we shall see what
67 2,0|    suspicious. The final resolve taken, in consequence of this
68 2,0|         had, at different times, taken photographic views of Lincoln
69 3,1|         our island, after having taken possession of it in the
70 3,1|       these precautions had been taken,-~"My friends," said Harding,
71 3,5|       order. Since they had been taken from the water, the sailor
72 3,7|         of the precautions to be taken for the future. ~But on
73 3,8|        great precautions must be taken, for just now the wretches
74 3,9|          have been safer to have taken a different road than that
75 3,9|    frequently to the corral, had taken scarcely three quarters
76 3,9|         plateau, they would have taken the precaution to lower
77 3,0|        which during the fire had taken refuge on the waters of
78 3,1|      that the convicts had again taken refuge, either to pillage
79 3,1|   machinery of the lift had been taken to pieces, and nothing of
80 3,1|           and measures were then taken that the night might be
81 3,1|        in which the convicts had taken refuge, nor that, no less
82 3,2|        them entirely; others had taken possession of it, miscreants
83 3,2|       customary precautions were taken for the night. Herbert,
84 3,2|        supposed the convicts had taken refuge, was about to press
85 3,3|      give an account of what had taken place before this terrible
86 3,3|           where the convicts had taken refuge. ~His death had been
87 3,3|    cavern where the convicts had taken refuge, and in which he
88 3,4|       several turtles which were taken, excellent salmon which
89 3,6|         by a collision which had taken place between the "Nautilus"
90 3,6|   professor that the "Nautilus," taken now for a gigantic mammal
91 3,6|    survivor of all those who had taken refuge with him in the depths
92 3,7|      Island, upon which you have taken refuge. You now desire to
93 3,8|       leaving Dakkar Grotto, had taken the road to the corral.
94 3,9|          this time no change had taken place on the summit of the
95 3,9|          The colonists had again taken the road to the corral.
96 3,0|      nine days. A few provisions taken from the magazine of Granite
97 3,0|          Then, observation being taken of what remained of this
98 3,0|     McNab, and all those who had taken part in the history both