Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|           towards the north, they went southward. Pencroft had
 2 1,5|          by the waves. As the sea went down, they searched every
 3 1,5|          returned to the plateau, went over it in every direction,
 4 1,5|           weak, but calm. Herbert went up to him, and taking his
 5 1,5|         up, and guided by the boy went towards the cave. On the
 6 1,5|      capital fireplace. The smoke went quite easily out at the
 7 1,5|         sorrows in sleep. Herbert went to sleep directly. As to
 8 1,7|        the Chimneys, and Pencroft went towards the reporter. The
 9 1,7|          In short, they sometimes went faster than they liked,
10 1,7|     showing the least hesitation, went straight in among the downs.
11 1,8|      again for the last time. ~"I went along the coast for another
12 1,8|           Neb," said Spilett. ~"I went half crazy when I saw these
13 1,8|          They were very clear and went towards the downs. I followed
14 1,8|           Herbert, guided by Neb, went to the place where the footprints
15 1,9|           he did not protest. All went out. The weather had become
16 1,9|   Pencroft and his two companions went to different parts of the
17 1,0|  therefore straight towards it he went. At ten o'clock a halt of
18 1,1|          the evening before. They went round the cone by the plateau
19 1,2|    Climbing down the crater, they went round the cone and reached
20 1,2|         reporter and the engineer went together, Gideon Spilett
21 1,2|     pursue such agile game, which went bounding away like balls.
22 1,2|        his interest was concerned went and ferreted everywhere
23 1,2|         hand of mm, and they thus went towards the shore, so as
24 1,3|        Harding and his companions went to take the air on the beach.
25 1,3|          The settlers, therefore, went to the plateau, ascending
26 1,4|         half-past eleven. Herbert went for some fresh water from
27 1,5|         Pencroft and Herbert then went round the point of the islet,
28 1,5|           accompanied by Herbert, went to look for the soil of
29 1,6| terminated it on the north. ~They went out, therefore, and the
30 1,6|            The intelligent animal went backwards and forwards on
31 1,7|     Spilett, dragging the hurdle, went towards the vein of coals,
32 1,7|           at daybreak, the miners went to the point which formed
33 1,8|            or more. ~The settlers went to the Chimneys to take
34 1,8|      arrived at Prospect Heights, went immediately towards that
35 1,8|          general direction, which went towards the sea. ~The settlers
36 1,8|          appeared. The flame then went out with a slight hiss,
37 1,8|         The one which Neb carried went out, and if they did not
38 1,8|           when the sailor's torch went out in its turn, Cyrus Harding
39 1,9|        House from the outside. He went to the beach, and as the
40 1,9|         made to that, but the lad went on with his collection all
41 2,1|        that, the storm over, they went away again." ~"I must acknowledge
42 2,3|           it seemed as if his gun went off by itself. ~"What do
43 2,5|         passed there, but yet Top went backward and forward, not
44 2,6|        Gideon Spilett and Herbert went to take their share of the
45 2,9|       delighted Pencroft-he never went to sleep without first coming
46 2,9|         The next day the settlers went to collect some, and returned
47 2,1|          the dog were silent. Jup went off to bed, but Top remained
48 2,2|          who from this time never went to bed until one of their
49 2,4|       will have of our savage. We went to look for a human creature,
50 2,4|            the wind fell, the sea went down, and the speed of the
51 2,5|          the contrary, everything went wonderfully well. We will
52 2,5|           only three, just as you went!" ~"Excuse me, captain,"
53 2,5|        Cyrus Harding and Pencroft went to the room occupied by
54 2,5|          the beach. ~The settlers went a short distance from the
55 2,7|    parallel. ~"The convict, then, went to take their place on this
56 2,7|          years, three years, this went on, but Ayrton, humbled
57 2,9|    Herbert, "just as easily as we went to Tabor Island." ~"I do
58 2,9|       Herbert and Gideon Spilett, went for a ramble of two hours
59 2,0|         the negative obtained, he went away to fix it by means
60 3,1|        occupied, their companions went to the border of Jacamar
61 3,4|         disappeared when the brig went down, and had not again
62 3,4|         in proportion as the tide went down, they could ascertain,
63 3,7|        unperceived. ~The engineer went to the gate of the corral
64 3,9|        one, while the other three went to search the forests of
65 3,9|        his unconcerned manner; he went backwards and forwards,
66 3,0|           essence. ~Cyrus Harding went himself to cut from the
67 3,0|       Herbert uttered words which went to the hearts of his companions.
68 3,1|               It is the ball that went through Herbert's chest,
69 3,3|         the rocks, and the vessel went to pieces." ~"Oh, the villains,
70 3,3|      explored. The colonists even went the length of tapping every
71 3,4|          or mounted on an onager, went to look after the flock
72 3,4|        Washington Bays. when they went to the corral they examined
73 3,5|      tinkle of the bell. ~Harding went to the apparatus, and sent
74 3,5|        first-Ayrton last. On they went, step by step. Now they
75 3,5|        the boat onwards. ~On they went for another quarter of an
76 3,8|         phenomena, but their work went on without interruption.