Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|         ebbing. See, the tide is going down over the sand. Let
 2 1,4|        retreated; but instead of going towards the north, they
 3 1,4|          this moment our road is going the wrong way, for the tide
 4 1,5|           Look here, the tide is going down," said Herbert; "let'
 5 1,5|      been so nervous. Prometheus going to steal the fire from heaven
 6 1,6|          forest, where they were going to try to hunt. But on consideration,
 7 1,7|       see him approach. ~"We are going to have a dirty night, Mr.
 8 1,7|         the return of day. As to going to meet him, or attempting
 9 1,7|          Herbert was not long in going to sleep near the sailor,
10 1,9|     grasp on his stick, was just going to fell the pig, when the
11 1,0|         the edge of the plateau, going towards the north. Herbert
12 1,1|   Almighty has thrown us. We are going to live here; a long time,
13 1,1|         able to say where one is going, and where one has come
14 1,1|       christen it!" ~Herbert was going to propose to give it the
15 1,3|      Well, captain, where are we going to begin?" asked Pencroft
16 1,3|        the place where they were going to perform the operation
17 1,3|          returned Harding, "I am going to try this evening to calculate
18 1,4|      replied the latter, "we are going to proceed differently,
19 1,4|           we shall find means of going away!" ~"Sooner, perhaps,
20 1,4|  understood how the engineer was going to proceed to ascertain
21 1,5|           said Pencroft, "we are going to work iron ore?" ~"Yes,
22 1,6|          The settlers instead of going directly to the north bank
23 1,6|        Meanwhile, a struggle was going on beneath the water, an
24 1,6|    struggle still appeared to be going on. Doubtless, the dugong,
25 1,7|      added the reporter, "we are going to blow up the island-" ~"
26 1,7|        This was what Harding was going to attempt with the minerals
27 1,7|     While this chemical work was going on, Cyrus Harding proceeded
28 1,7|       But, after all, how was he going to employ this azotic acid?
29 1,7|        is it that liquid that is going to blow up our rocks?" said
30 1,0| importance to his discovery, was going to throw away the grain
31 1,1|          single day pass without going to visit what he gravely
32 1,2|         miss this opportunity of going to visit their traps. They
33 1,2|         announced that they were going to turn into refiners. ~"
34 1,2|         but what is it that I am going to eat?" ~"Suckling-pig." ~"
35 2,2|        time had been taken up in going a distance of three miles-the
36 2,2|         and as the tide was then going out, they were soon left
37 2,2|         be a Sunday, and, before going to bed, Herbert asked the
38 2,3|        them, either the tide was going down, and it was about the
39 2,4|        will be good!" cried Neb, going to the sailor's aid. ~"As
40 2,5|         still barked, and by his going and coming, seemed to invite
41 2,5|     roamed about, though without going to any distance. All at
42 2,6|          are you serious? Are we going to take him as a servant?" ~"
43 2,6|       asked the sailor. "You are going to enter the service of
44 2,7|      stable, and Pencroft before going to sleep gave vent to his
45 2,8|       time at which the females, going to find suitable places
46 2,8|         was very fatiguing. Such going and coming, and running
47 2,0|        replied the sailor, "I am going back to my work." ~"Well,
48 2,1|        there?" ~"To know what is going on in Tabor Island." ~"But
49 2,1|        Island." ~"But nothing is going on there; nothing could
50 2,1|          to pass without someone going to it. ~Traps were again
51 2,1|        misty west. ~"Where is he going to?" asked Pencroft. ~"Towards
52 2,2|           Bonadventure" was then going at a very moderate rate,
53 2,3|          you won't now oppose my going." ~"No, Pencroft," replied
54 2,4|       shall have a fair wind for going back." ~"Then do not let
55 2,7|        Cyrus Harding. Ayrton was going to withdraw, when the engineer
56 2,8|   companions. ~"Why! how are you going to manage that, captain?"
57 2,8|       the wire, asked if all was going on well at the corral, and
58 2,8|   allowed a week to pass without going to see him, and Ayrton came
59 2,8|          looks as if he was just going to grin!" exclaimed Pencroft. ~
60 2,9|          at break of day, and by going on the larboard tack they
61 3,1|        of all, and the reporter, going to the telegraphic apparatus
62 3,1|       were particularly nervous, going, coming, not able to remain
63 3,1|    passing in Ayrton's mind, and going to him-~"And you, Ayrton,"
64 3,2|       not understanding what was going on. Ayrton was on deck in
65 3,4|         easy. The tide was still going down and the deck was practicable.
66 3,4|       Pencroft, "But what are we going to do with all this?" ~And
67 3,7|       his eyes fell on Top, who, going backwards and forwards seemed
68 3,8|       last things appeared to be going on well, and if no complication
69 3,2|     there, and it was then that, going northwards again, they came
70 3,2|    Herbert and Neb on the other, going along by the palisade, surveyed
71 3,3|      doubt of it. A commotion is going on there, of which we can
72 3,4|        no longer any talk of his going to live at the corral. Nevertheless
73 3,5|     doubt but that they were now going to learn the long-searched-for
74 3,8|        relation to the phenomena going on in the bowels of the
75 3,8|    exactly expressed the changes going on at the mouth of the volcano.
76 3,8|      that an important change is going forward. The volcanic substances
77 3,8|       said Pencroft, "are we not going back to work? Let Mount
78 3,8|          our work to-day! We are going to place the keelson, and
79 3,8|       say to Ayrton-~"As you are going to-morrow to the corral
80 3,8|          grave is the convulsion going forward in the lower depths