Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|          the passengers had been able to prolong their suspension
 2 1,2|          But though Neb had been able to make his way into Richmond,
 3 1,2|       own child. Not having been able to leave the town before
 4 1,3|          mist, they had not been able to reconnoiter it sufficiently.
 5 1,3|     Either the engineer had been able to save himself, and had
 6 1,3|          wait a bit; Neb is well able to carry help to his master.
 7 1,8|       come later. When Cyrus was able to speak he would say what
 8 1,8|          Captain Harding will be able to listen to you still better,
 9 1,9|         country." ~"I think I am able to try it," replied the
10 1,9| archipelago, perhaps we shall be able to reconnoiter it from the
11 1,1|     shore, which he had not been able to perceive in the dark
12 1,1|           Would Cyrus Harding be able to find out their latitude
13 1,1|    already it is something to be able to say where one is going,
14 1,2|       Cyrus Harding had not been able to discover the overfall,
15 1,3|   learned everything so as to be able to speak of everything,
16 1,3|        the trees. They were also able to hunt with greater success,
17 1,4|          can make a craft that's able to keep at sea!" ~"We shall
18 1,6|        Pencroft. "Ah, if we were able to dig out a dwelling in
19 1,6|         Won't Captain Harding be able to make powder to blow up
20 1,6|        the engineer had not been able to discover how and where
21 1,7|     engineer had not as yet been able to discover the place where
22 1,8|         that they very soon were able to stand upright. The granite,
23 1,8|        of the water had not been able totally to efface. ~The
24 1,8|        employed in its fall, was able to calculate the depth of
25 1,9|    eighty feet. Harding had been able, fortunately, to divide
26 1,9|       the masts and shrouds, was able to give them lessons. But
27 1,0|        the settlers were at last able to cut their hair, and also
28 1,0| ingenuity, would never have been able to produce that which, by
29 1,0| castaways would have been always able to procure fire, in some
30 1,1|     their origin. So Herbert was able, without hesitating, to
31 1,1|  regretted that Top had not been able to catch one of these carnivora. ~"
32 1,1|          we should not have been able to reach it," replied the
33 1,2|         the shore, but they were able to walk without much difficulty
34 2,1|    presence." ~"But if they were able to go away," observed the
35 2,1|          sand it might have been able to do in the water. It turned
36 2,2|     probably would not have been able to contain the articles
37 2,3|        themselves, but were even able to carry it to others. ~
38 2,5|     south what they had not been able to find on the west. ~Gideon
39 2,5|        cutter, and they would be able to undertake voyages of
40 2,6|        disappointed at not being able to get into his kitchen,
41 2,6|      they might be, had not been able to escape. But how were
42 2,6|          cord they would then be able to draw down the ladder
43 2,6|       this is what they were not able to say. ~Two hours passed,
44 2,6|         The colonists, now being able to take aim without difficulty,
45 2,8|          Harding would have been able to make that also, for he
46 2,8|          had already been easily able to produce azotic acid by
47 2,8|         which was that they were able to bring back to Granite
48 2,8|       instruments; they had been able to turn to their profit
49 2,0|          sawyers would have been able to do it. A week after,
50 2,0|        the cetacean would not be able to extricate itself easily;
51 2,2|      they had been almost always able to keep their assailants
52 2,2|         I am only too glad to be able to reward his services in
53 2,3|        Bonadventure" so as to be able to continue their excursion
54 2,6|         a distance, had not been able to hear the shouts. Pencroft
55 2,6|       Island, when they had been able to include among them a
56 2,7|        few moments without being able to articulate a word. ~"
57 2,7|       wicked design. He would be able to take the 'Duncan' into
58 2,8|    understand now how Ayrton was able to point out exactly the
59 2,8|          the unfortunate man was able to write that document and
60 2,8|      those which I have not been able to explain to this day!" ~"
61 2,8|       researches, had never been able to find any trace of it
62 2,8|   necessary the corral should be able to communicate with Granite
63 2,8|          Granite House should be able to communicate with the
64 2,8|    reporter nor the lad had been able to bring down one of these
65 2,9|        island! They had not been able to perceive the sinister
66 2,0|       you understood how Top was able to discover your retreat
67 2,0|          astonishment, not being able to finish his sentence. ~"
68 3,1|      nervous, going, coming, not able to remain still in one place.
69 3,1|          minute examination, was able positively to affirm that
70 3,2|        than a dozen, we shall be able to stop them, but forty,
71 3,3|        without their having been able to prevent it, and also
72 3,3|        and his crew would not be able easily to give an account
73 3,3|          their shot? Had he been able to swim to shore? Whence
74 3,3|       hard rowing that they were able to keep in the middle of
75 3,3|         now contained only three able men. Carried on by the current,
76 3,3|       brig's guns, without being able to reply with any effect?
77 3,4|         Ayrton and Pencroft were able to fasten the masts and
78 3,4|         there, and you have been able to judge of its incomparable
79 3,5|        The "Speedy" had not been able to withstand a torpedo that
80 3,5|         else would not have been able to act? If it was he, he
81 3,5|         ought consequently to be able to bear a considerable charge,
82 3,5|          no longer as before, be able to go and come without fear.
83 3,7|         the animals had not been able to disperse in the forest.
84 3,8|        and not being seen, being able to surprise by the suddenness
85 3,9|          a gunshot without being able to return it. But do you
86 3,9|        to them, if they had been able to make him turn traitor! ~
87 3,0|          on and should we not be able to prevent a third, he is
88 3,1|    itself. How they longed to be able to add that it would not
89 3,1|        ever. But how had he been able to penetrate during the
90 3,2|        River. The colonists were able to search this forest thoroughly,
91 3,2|          However, the sailor was able to ascertain that the outer
92 3,3|         that Ayrton would not be able to throw any light on the
93 3,4|     things, without as yet being able to foresee the day when
94 3,4|      there they ought also to be able to defend themselves without
95 3,5|      Granite House, to have been able always to act in the very
96 3,7|       But the colonists were yet able to follow its descent through
97 3,0|       the colonists had not been able to deposit a notice pointing
98 3,0|         a steamer, without being able to comprehend how they had