Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|    ninety miles an hour, turning round and round as if seized by
 2 1,1|          hour, turning round and round as if seized by some aerial
 3 1,1|         thrown about and whirled round and round without feeling
 4 1,1|      about and whirled round and round without feeling the rotation
 5 1,2|          several hours he roamed round the nearly-deserted square,
 6 1,4|          and he soon disappeared round an angle of the cliff. Herbert
 7 1,6|       just at that place, curled round a point of rock: they ascended
 8 1,0|        on one side, like a great round hat cocked over the ear.
 9 1,0|       chasm which they had to go round. Thus, in retracing their
10 1,0|       throats, and by two small, round horns, planted behind the
11 1,0|          way, and they had to go round them. In some places the
12 1,0|        if it was possible to get round the base of the cone in
13 1,0|        other, they could not get round the base of the cone, it
14 1,1|        evening before. They went round the cone by the plateau
15 1,1|     already mentioned; it curled round, making an open roadstead,
16 1,2|       down the crater, they went round the cone and reached their
17 1,3|     collar which the animal wore round his neck, he broke it in
18 1,3|      fuel. Branches were cut all round the glade, and they picked
19 1,4|      seen that there existed, in round numbers, a difference of
20 1,4|         in its apparent movement round the earth, traverses one
21 1,5|   Pencroft and Herbert then went round the point of the islet,
22 1,6|         the lake, made a circuit round the edge of the plateau,
23 1,0|        When the fine season came round again, they would regularly
24 1,2|        places, the wind, eddying round the corners, formed the
25 1,2|     those waterspouts which turn round on their base, and which
26 1,2|       singular growlings. He ran round and round this hole, which
27 1,2|      growlings. He ran round and round this hole, which had been
28 2,1|           or, if we liked, coast round the inland? It will not
29 2,1|     beyond a radius of two miles round Granite House; but the borders
30 2,1|          for an immense distance round." ~"The idea is good," replied
31 2,3|       some wild animals prowling round the camp among the bushes,
32 2,4|        for what with trees to go round, bushes to cut down, and
33 2,4|     moment the reporter appeared round a rock, and Herbert, thinking
34 2,5|      voyages of circumnavigation round the island, etc. ~In the
35 2,6|     reaching sixty-five degrees, round skull, projecting nose,
36 2,7|        and his companions seated round their table, discussed those
37 2,8|          a radius of half a mile round the corral. ~The musmons
38 2,9|     tube-taking care to twirl it round at the same time-that his
39 2,0|     plants with straight stalks, round and branchy, bearing grape-like
40 2,1|     behaves at sea, when we sail round our island, for we will
41 2,1|       same time Top began to run round the mouth of the well, which
42 2,1|         Why did Top so often run round this opening? Why did he
43 2,2|         and Jup wreaths of snipe round his body. ~"Here, master,"
44 2,2|          square at the step, and round off at the top. The ironwork
45 2,2|       trial trip should be taken round the island, so as to ascertain
46 2,3|     minutes, and gazed anxiously round the horizon. ~They were
47 2,3|      however, they easily passed round. The explorers proceeded
48 2,3|         had been gone completely round. ~It was to say the least
49 2,4|        almost naked except a rag round the waist, wild eyes, enormous
50 2,5|         began to dance, to twirl round, clapping his hands and
51 2,5|        scarcely had time to look round. This unfortunate man, who
52 2,8|       out the wire by rolling it round itself. It was a delicate
53 2,8|          the beam which wound it round itself, to a length of twenty-five
54 2,8|      stations the wire was wound round a magnet, that is to say,
55 2,8|          magnet, that is to say, round a piece of soft iron surrounded
56 2,9|      employed in making a voyage round the island. A complete survey
57 2,9|       height, and of all shapes, round like towers, prismatic like
58 2,0|        and Jup when they prowled round the mouth of the well, which
59 2,0|     themselves no longer growled round the well or gave any signs
60 3,2|        and the settlers all came round him to press his hand. ~
61 3,2|      here and there, he made the round of the ship, and found that
62 3,2|        the foot of the mainmast, round which was hung a gun-rack,
63 3,3|        along the islet, so as to round its southern point. The
64 3,4| water-spout. ~The settlers rowed round the hull, and in proportion
65 3,6|        The earth has been dug up round its foot, and it has been
66 3,7|        said Harding. ~And he ran round the left corner of the palisade.
67 3,4|         the last researches made round the mountain, and during
68 3,4|      were such-no longer prowled round the opening of the inner
69 3,4|        crater, saw smoke curling round the summit of the mountain,
70 3,8|          corral and set off at a round trot. ~Above the forest