Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|   prisoner on the field of battle near Richmond. At the same time
 2 1,3|         landed, and they had been near to the place, they would
 3 1,5|        the sand, among the rocks, near the river's bank, they both
 4 1,6|        his lines armed with hooks near the grouse nests; then he
 5 1,7|        track. Perhaps even he was near his master. ~Thus the lad
 6 1,7|        not long in going to sleep near the sailor, who had stretched
 7 1,8|     covered by the high tide, for near the sea the water would
 8 1,8|        living creature struggling near him. It was Top, who had
 9 1,0|         of a large group of firs, near a little stream which fell
10 1,0|        Harding and the boy walked near each other, without speaking.
11 1,1|         most probably on the side near the sea there is an outlet
12 1,1|           with drinking water and near which the balloon had thrown
13 1,3|       thousand, which were ranged near each other, until the time
14 1,3|  constellation is not situated as near to the antarctic pole as
15 1,4|           from a stream which ran near, and brought it back in
16 1,5|         has been said, to operate near the veins both of coal and
17 1,5|      found the vein above ground, near the source of the creek,
18 1,5|     pottery kiln, was established near the heap of ore. Using the
19 1,8|    towards that point of the lake near which was the old opening
20 1,8|           his companions who were near him might have heard him
21 1,9|            for the bad season was near. Thick shutters closed the
22 1,0|           insures for the regions near the ocean a medium temperature,
23 1,0|         which had been discovered near the downs. They dragged
24 2,1|          not yet shown themselves near Granite House?" ~"Very astonishing
25 2,1|           in a part of the forest near the Mercy, remarkable for
26 2,1|        neither on the horizon nor near the island. However, as
27 2,3|          it was moored to a trunk near the right bank. ~It was
28 2,4|        not be betrayed to any one near the shore. The first hatchet
29 2,4|         had already been met with near the lake and on Prospect
30 2,4|          dark to their encampment near the source of the Mercy.
31 2,5|        with axes, chose two trees near the water, and began to
32 2,5|        was hauled up on the beach near the Chimneys, and all proceeded
33 2,7|         began to prepare a stable near the poultry-yard, in which
34 2,8|      corral should be established near the sources of the Red Creek,
35 2,9|      occupied a room at the back, near the storeroom, a sort of
36 2,0|   Sometimes also it approached so near to the island that it could
37 2,2|         was not this time barking near the mouth of the well, but
38 2,2|        which was hung in his room near his store of tobacco. He
39 2,2|        which was fast in the sand near the mouth of the Mercy.
40 2,3|       their enterprise! Were they near Tabor Island? Was the island
41 2,4|         for at a turn of the path near a clearing they saw the
42 2,4|         the three men, who walked near him, but nothing denoted
43 2,4|       nothing showed that she was near the island. It was impossible,
44 2,5|       company. He came and worked near him, and occupied himself
45 2,5|     stranger, who was found lying near the window and gazing at
46 2,6|       patiently. And the time was near, when, as it seemed, almost
47 2,6|        right of the poultry-yard, near the shore of the lake. The
48 2,7|         the day of confession was near. ~On the 10th of December,
49 2,7|         having led the expedition near enough to the coast, in
50 2,9|        permitted it, be at anchor near the shore. ~The night was
51 2,9|           Bonadventure" sailed as near as possible to the rocky
52 2,9|          the north of the island, near the land, such was the depth
53 2,9|           off the Cape?" ~"Anchor near land, with bad weather coming
54 2,0|     certainly any vessel anchored near the shore would have been
55 3,1|          of smoke either above or near that vessel." ~"Perhaps
56 3,1|         height of Washington Bay, near Port Balloon-a provoking
57 3,1|          then took up his station near the window and gazed through
58 3,3|    intention to bring his brig as near as possible to the coast.
59 3,4|           breakfasted, therefore, near the Chimneys, and during
60 3,4|      cases and packages heaped up near the Chimneys, and thus the
61 3,6|        any one who approached too near him, whether "man or beast,"
62 3,7|          bed. Cyrus Harding stood near. Pencroft had torn up his
63 3,8|         was astonished not to see near him, thinking that he was
64 3,9|        because danger was neither near nor approaching. ~Nearly
65 3,0|    reporter and Pencroft remained near the bed. During this time,
66 3,0|  Glycerine. Neb, who was watching near the poultry-yard, had not
67 3,0|          convulsion. Neb, who was near him, terrified, ran into
68 3,0|       glanced on the table placed near the bed. ~Suddenly Pencroft,
69 3,1|          and from his bed, placed near one of the windows of Granite
70 3,1|         saw, though unable to get near them, a couple of those
71 3,1| discovered. Some footprints found near an apparently recently extinguished
72 3,2|    colonists remained, therefore, near the cart, and carefully
73 3,2|     excited at feeling himself so near the corral where he supposed
74 3,2|           a few moments they were near the closed door of the house. ~
75 3,2|           table burned a lantern. Near the table was the bed formerly
76 3,4|  forgotten that winter is drawing near, and that in severe frost
77 3,4|         under a large shed, built near the Chimneys, and there
78 3,4|    established in any other place near to Granite House-for the
79 3,4|         or icebergs comparatively near to Lincoln Island." ~"Your
80 3,6|       dying!" ~Cyrus Harding drew near the captain, and Gideon
81 3,6|     regarded the engineer, seated near him. ~"You know the name
82 3,6|        Their companions had drawn near, and the gratitude with
83 3,6|            Herbert, who had drawn near the captain, fell on his
84 3,7|          his companions had drawn near the divan, and now arranged
85 3,7|          Spilett wished to remain near him, in the event of a crisis
86 3,9|       lava. ~The colonists halted near the lake, about half a mile
87 3,9|        but encamped under a tent, near the mouth of the Mercy. ~