Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     merit, energetic, prompt and ready for anything, full of ideas,
 2 1,2|         square of Ri chmond, was ready to depart on the first abatement
 3 1,2|          a bold, dashing fellow, ready to dare anything and was
 4 1,4|      work for everybody." ~"I am ready," replied Herbert. ~"All
 5 1,4|    Chimneys. Let us get the raft ready." ~The sailor, followed
 6 1,8|       couroucous. Your litter is ready, and as soon as you feel
 7 1,9|         Pencroft, who was always ready with this cry of triumph. ~"
 8 1,0|     fresh and active they awoke, ready to undertake the excursion
 9 1,0|   determine their fate. ~All was ready for the start. The remains
10 1,2|         together, Gideon Spilett ready to note every incident,
11 1,3|          fuel, wood or coal, was ready for immediate use, an oven
12 1,4|          the sailor, "I am quite ready to be captain-as soon as
13 1,4|         chronometer in his hand, ready to tell the hour which it
14 1,8|        their spears raised, were ready for any emergency which
15 1,9|   thousands of bricks were there ready to be used. The framework
16 2,3|         30th of October, all was ready for the proposed exploring
17 2,3|       morning, all were on foot, ready for a start. ~ ~
18 2,4|         hand, and with guns also ready, wisely taking warning from
19 2,5|          and his companions made ready their firearms, in case
20 2,5|       till their companions were ready for their help, while Herbert
21 2,7|          into compartments, made ready for the expected guests. ~
22 2,7|   onagers, not only the cart was ready, but a straight road, or
23 2,8|          day, napkin on his arm, ready to wait at table. Quick,
24 2,9|         thus soon had everything ready for setting to work. ~The
25 2,9|  succeeded in making a tube soon ready for use. ~On the 28th of
26 2,9|       nature has provided us all ready ground." ~"It is, then,
27 2,0|     their guns loaded with ball, ready for any dangerous emergency.
28 2,3|        the halliard in his hand, ready to lower the sail at a moment'
29 2,4|         and they had their hands ready to press the hands of this
30 2,4|      when the sailor was getting ready the rope to bind them. ~"
31 2,4|       and the "Bonadventure" was ready to weigh anchor and sail
32 2,5|       the expression! How he was ready to grasp it! The settlers
33 2,5|        settlers kept behind him, ready to seize him if he made
34 2,6|        friends, then we shall be ready to hear him!" ~During the
35 2,7|      passed before the house was ready to receive its tenant. It
36 2,7|        the ground was dug up and ready to he sowed when the time
37 2,7|   stranger that his dwelling was ready to receive him, and the
38 2,7|          I will stand." ~"We are ready to hear you," replied Harding. ~
39 2,8|           the wire was extended, ready to produce the electric
40 3,1|          them an unknown island, ready to become a magazine for
41 3,1|  ammunition and guns were placed ready so as to be at hand in case
42 3,1| unexplored parts some accomplice ready to enter into communication
43 3,2|          and his companions were ready to act, but, determined
44 3,2|        they returned, Ayrton was ready to start. A coat was thrown
45 3,2|      guns shouldered, they stood ready to repel any attack. ~They
46 3,3|      island. They were evidently ready to fire at a moment's notice. ~
47 3,3|       perhaps, a numerous colony ready to defend it. And yet no
48 3,3|    others, kneeling in the bows, ready to fire, reconnoitered the
49 3,3|         is best to rejoin us. Be ready, Ayrton. It is yours and
50 3,5|         in your researches, I am ready to follow you. ~"I thank
51 3,5|        of the quick-match, stood ready to fire. ~At Harding's signal,
52 3,6|    sailor. "She and her crew are ready to start at a moment's notice!" ~"
53 3,6|        at the bridge so as to be ready to lower it the moment their
54 3,6|      They shouldered their guns, ready to fire on the slightest
55 3,6|         guns were in their hands ready cocked. The forest was watched
56 3,6|    twenty paces behind him, were ready to fire at a moment's notice. ~
57 3,7|      hand, were behind the gate, ready to open it at the first
58 3,9|    Captain Harding approves, I'm ready to dash into the forest!
59 3,9|     Spilett, his gun cocked, was ready for any emergency. ~He met
60 3,9|          sharp look-out, his gun ready to fire, and sheltering
61 3,9|        the trees. ~"Are the guns ready?" asked Cyrus Harding. ~
62 3,9|        on each side of the cart, ready to answer to any attack.
63 3,2|         Spilett declared himself ready to set out accompanied by
64 3,2|   towards the corral, their guns ready to fire. ~They reached the
65 3,2|        colonists held themselves ready to fire. Jup, at Pencroft'
66 3,2|    enclosure, holding their guns ready in their hands. The cart
67 3,2|         for an instant, came out ready to fire. Herbert was at
68 3,2|         right of the house. ~"Be ready to fire, my friends!" cried
69 3,4|      have time to get everything ready for the fine season," remarked
70 3,4|      delay, and if our vessel is ready by next November we may
71 3,4|      plans then; the workmen are ready, and I imagine that Ayrton
72 3,5|     House, when they were always ready to go to bed. ~Sometimes,
73 3,8|         the new vessel should be ready in five months-that is to
74 3,8|       never deceived." ~"Are you ready?" ~"Take a lamp, Ayrton,"
75 3,9|          that the ship should be ready to receive them before the
76 3,9|       before the vessel would be ready for sea. Would the island
77 3,0|         master; Ayrton was there ready to sacrifice himself for