Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|            had nothing to do but to give the word. ~At that moment
 2 1,3|         himself have been unable to give any sign of existence. They
 3 1,3|             would have hesitated to give them a volcanic origin,
 4 1,4|         their nests!" ~"We will not give them time to hatch, unless
 5 1,5|             reporter; but they must give up the feast of hard eggs
 6 1,5|         before they were obliged to give it up in despair. Towards
 7 1,5|             will find him! God will give him back to us! But in the
 8 1,6|        beasts which doubtless would give them some trouble; but nowhere
 9 1,7|          and Herbert was obliged to give up his project; but two
10 1,7|            fury. No description can give an idea of the terrific
11 1,7|             their retreat would not give way. However he heard the
12 1,9|       However, they were obliged to give up, for this night at least,
13 1,9|            weak," replied Harding. "Give me something to eat, my
14 1,9|         with this cry of triumph. ~"Give me but a good fire, and
15 1,0|             worn by the air did not give a sufficient support. Evening
16 1,0|             the boy were obliged to give up thoughts of following
17 1,1|          protuberance which did not give any particular shape to
18 1,1|            would be a good thing to give a name to this island, as
19 1,1| instructions which we shall have to give and follow." ~"Indeed,"
20 1,1|            in high spirits. "Let us give them names, as the Robinsons
21 1,1|        admit it willingly. We might give to that vast bay on the
22 1,1|           map, and they had only to give names to all its angles
23 1,1|            the island, I propose to give the name of Serpentine Peninsula,
24 1,1|             was going to propose to give it the engineer's name and
25 1,1|       Harding said simply,-~"Let us give it the name of a great citizen,
26 1,2|          when each one was about to give himself up to sleep, Cyrus
27 1,3|           value of this angle would give the height of Alpha, and
28 1,4|        proportion to do, which will give us the height of the cliff,
29 1,4|             this the longitude will give us presently, with a sufficient
30 1,4|             of an instrument, would give him a suitable approach
31 1,4|            multiplied by five hours give seventy-five degrees. ~Then,
32 1,4|            miles to a degree, would give an error of three hundred
33 1,7|             treatment by lime would give calcareous soap, insoluble,
34 1,7|      operator could not be there to give the blow, without becoming
35 1,8|          dog, who would not fail to give the alarm if there was any
36 1,9|            and shrouds, was able to give them lessons. But it was
37 1,9|            it was also necessary to give them to Top. The poor dog,
38 1,1|              without hesitating, to give them their real name of "
39 1,1|          provident nature, so as to give refuge to all the vegetable
40 1,2|          bears would not consent to give you their cloaks, Pencroft.
41 1,2|       nothing of this, and he would give the engineer no peace till
42 2,1|         Harding did not hesitate to give utterance to the suggestions
43 2,1|            New Zealand, the natives give the name of Kauris. ~"I
44 2,3|             trees.'" ~"Because they give fevers?" ~"No, because they
45 2,6|           to lose patience, "I will give them a hail, and they must
46 2,6|       feeling to which he could not give a name, to gain an influence
47 2,6|           you hear, my boy? We will give you no wages at first, but
48 2,8|        Pencroft had been obliged to give this work up, as it irritated
49 2,9|       previously arranged, so as to give it a form suitable for blowing,
50 2,9|           malleable bubble so as to give it a cylindroconic shape. ~
51 2,0|           him smoke it all, he must give us our share." ~"Ah! an
52 2,1|      determination he himself could give no sufficient reason. ~"
53 2,1|             no other explanation to give. Quiet there, Top!" added
54 2,1|             no fracture which could give any reason to suppose that
55 2,2|            of smoke which seemed to give him great satisfaction.
56 2,2|         proposed to the engineer to give a double lining to the hull,
57 2,2|             it was now necessary to give a name to the vessel, and,
58 2,3|       thirty-six hours, which would give her a speed of between three
59 2,3|             that it will be best to give up the search for the present." ~"
60 2,4|         search for his remains, and give them at least Christian
61 2,4|          added Herbert, "which will give us all the vegetables of
62 2,6|            feet to the second, will give sixteen turns to the sails
63 2,6|           is no matter." ~"Will you give me your hand?" ~And as Herbert
64 2,6|            Cyrus Harding, "will you give us your hand?" ~"No," replied
65 2,7|            Lord Glenarvan would not give up. He was a bold and generous
66 2,8|                 Chance will perhaps give us the key to this mystery!" ~"
67 2,8|        sailor considered it best to give up the idea. ~The weather
68 2,8|          soak the paper destined to give the positive proof, acetate
69 2,0|            cutting of some sort, to give access to the interior of
70 2,0|      swelled to such a degree as to give reason to fear that the
71 3,2|             the engineer, "will you give me leave?" ~"For what, my
72 3,3|         would not be able easily to give an account of what had happened
73 3,4|     explosion," and did not wish to give it up. He would never consent
74 3,5|            him." ~"And you, my boy, give us your opinion," said the
75 3,5|            inquisitive, but I would give one of my eyes to see this
76 3,5|              replied Ayrton, "I can give you no better advice in
77 3,5|          the pyroxyle gas, and will give excellent results." ~"We
78 3,6|            in that case, I wouldn't give half-a-dollar for our 'Bonadventure.'" ~
79 3,9|            be done now is to openly give chase to these wretches?" ~"
80 3,9|          reopen on the way, did not give the order to start. ~However,
81 3,9|    painfully. He still hesitated to give the signal for departure;
82 3,1|          and it would be useless to give them an opportunity of recommencing
83 3,1|       reports of the firearms might give the alarm to the convicts,
84 3,2|             at a wrong moment would give the alarm. ~"Do not be imprudent,"
85 3,3|           would be in a position to give an account of what had taken
86 3,3|             last two days, he could give no information whatever
87 3,3|            people! What would I not give could we repay him, by rendering
88 3,3|          the reporter, "and we must give up the voyage to Tabor Island
89 3,4|           vessel it will be best to give her larger dimensions. The
90 3,4|            to Neb one day, "I would give you by notarial deed all
91 3,4|             the thermometer did not give more than eight degrees
92 3,6|      remained much useful advice to give them, and, his heart being
93 3,7|            believe us that we would give our lives to prolong yours." ~"
94 3,0|       assistance he had no power to give. Neb and Ayrton were resigned