Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|        to arrest their downward course, and to prevent the balloon
 2 1,2|        hesitated to set out, of course taking his young friend
 3 1,4|      was, more than once in the course of time, of great use, and
 4 1,4|       left. From this point its course was pursued through a forest
 5 1,4|         could trace its winding course back towards the spurs of
 6 1,6|      turning which directed its course to the southwest, the river
 7 1,6|          resolved to follow the course of the stream, which would
 8 1,6|   indicated by the river, whose course they had only to follow,
 9 1,7|         that would be a useless course, that in the darkness and
10 1,7|    clouds. To follow a straight course was difficult. It was best
11 1,8|      for him, not forgetting of course Neb's devotion, the intelligence
12 1,8|         footmarks!" ~"Yes... of course replied the engineer, thoughtfully; "
13 1,9|    Supper, this evening, was of course composed of the inevitable
14 1,9|        situated just out of the course of ships; that would be
15 1,9|        instead of following the course of the river, plunged straight
16 1,9|        the highest point in its course above the horizon. The exploration,
17 1,0|    luminary sank in its diurnal course. Vapor-mist rather than
18 1,1|         or if it was out of the course of vessels which visited
19 1,1|   mountain, and thus marked the course of the eruptive matter to
20 1,2|        engineer's watch, it, of course, had stopped during the
21 1,2|    reach, without incident, the course of the creek, which he supposed
22 1,5|    These amateur smiths had, of course, no hammer; but they were
23 1,5|           Other instruments, of course roughly fashioned, were
24 1,6|         in the part between the course of the Creek and the Mercy. ~
25 1,8|         said the engineer. ~"Of course," replied Pencroft, "and
26 1,9|     looking at the sailor. ~"Of course we shall not be quite sure,
27 1,9|         the Pacific, out of the course of vessels, it was to be
28 2,1|   impossible even to follow the course of the Mercy, or to ascertain
29 2,2|        good condition, would of course be of use. Then the locks
30 2,3|           replied Pencroft. "Of course there are vegetable giants
31 2,3|  exceedingly difficult, for its course was obstructed by aquatic
32 2,4|      had said two hours, but of course that depended on the nature
33 2,4|    hindered by nothing on their course. The monkeys were numerous,
34 2,4|     rocks which interrupted its course. This creek was deep and
35 2,4|       water pursued its natural course. The engineer was much astonished
36 2,5|         a vessel in her regular course; but now, as he saw that
37 2,5|    stopped-" ~"By the Mercy! of course," replied Herbert, "and
38 2,5|        found. ~The shore was of course examined with the same care
39 2,7|       road to Port Balloon. ~Of course they were jolted over the
40 2,8| sock-the latter not knitted, of course, but made of cotton-were
41 2,8|  overthrow the palisade, but of course had not succeeded, and were
42 2,9|       Neb, what a servant!" ~Of course Jup was now well used to
43 2,1|     transformed into stuff. ~Of course Cyrus Harding, having at
44 2,2|      that he might indicate the course to be followed among the
45 2,3|        proceeded rapidly on her course. Pencroft had hoisted the
46 2,3|        had been correct and the course true, they would sight Tabor
47 2,3|  reporter. ~This was the wisest course, and it was about to be
48 2,4|   possibility of recovering his course. ~The night was dark and
49 2,4|       impossible to rectify her course. Pencroft, uneasy to the
50 2,4|        Harding, showed them the course to be followed. Pencroft,
51 2,4|       to the north, altered his course and steered towards the
52 2,6|      know it, we shall see what course it will be best to follow.
53 2,7|      Amsterdam, situated in her course, the 'Duncan,' as I have
54 2,8|      time than he thinks." ~"Of course it must be so," replied
55 2,9|        the vessel continued her course at a few cables-length from
56 3,1|     vessel suddenly altered her course, and stood directly for
57 3,2|        this unknown land in his course, its position being marked
58 3,4|    Convicts are not sailors. Of course the powder-magazine was
59 3,5|         has now saved us!" ~"Of course, my boy," replied Pencroft, "
60 3,6|      lake formerly escaped. ~Of course the little stream which
61 3,6| received his." ~They waited, of course not without some anxiety. ~
62 3,7|       outside the enclosure, of course belonged to Bob Harvey's
63 3,0|     Jacamar Wood, following the course of the Mercy, and were thus
64 3,3|         lava should ever take a course towards the lake, it would
65 3,4|         future! ~As a matter of course Ayrton shared the common
66 3,4|        and Granite House had of course been repaired, and it was
67 3,4|      and so at one point in its course is at its apogee, that is,
68 3,4|      hands at one's service, of course one's work ought to be done
69 3,5|          The boat, altering its course, came up alongside the right
70 3,8|      that it may not take a new course? But the danger does not
71 3,9|        trees it devoured in its course, reached the borders of