Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|        attend the lectures of the best professors in Boston, who
 2 1,6|    Pencroft's advice, it appeared best to wait a few days before
 3 1,6|       begun to decline, judged it best to return to their dwelling. ~
 4 1,7|           the dinner. It appeared best to introduce something solid
 5 1,7|      sailor's opinion that it was best not to divide, and Herbert
 6 1,7|      course was difficult. It was best to rely on Top's instinct.
 7 1,8|          companions whom Top knew best. ~Then he pointed to the
 8 1,9|         and then we shall see how best to establish ourselves here
 9 1,9|        engineer, "and reserve the best for a surprise." ~"Well
10 1,0|       ideas upon what it would be best to do; but Cyrus Harding,
11 1,0|    Pencroft's advice, it appeared best to take the road already
12 1,0|        the spurs seemed to be the best way by which to gain it. ~"
13 1,1|           he was in doubt, it was best to take precautions against
14 1,2|       their flesh is equal to the best venison!-" ~Gideon Spilett
15 1,3|        more suitable station. The best would evidently have been
16 1,6|           captain, will it not be best to explore every part of
17 1,6|   anything else?" ~"That would be best," added Gideon Spilett. ~"
18 1,7|           to, and who teaches the best. ~When the heap of pyrites
19 1,9|           were to be there in the best possible state of preservation,
20 1,1|         observed that it would be best to take some precautions
21 1,2|      Oswego tea; in fact, all the best that they had, but among
22 2,1|          are ruffians which it is best to avoid." ~"It is not impossible,
23 2,1|          fetch it." ~"That is the best plan." ~However, for greater
24 2,5|            is not the captain the best engineer in his profession?
25 2,5|          that perhaps it would be best to keep silence. ~No reply.
26 2,6|         reporter and the lad, the best marksmen in the colony,
27 2,6|         everything as well as the best servant that ever walked
28 2,6|            replied Pencroft; "the best servants are those who talk
29 2,7|           his arms, but judged it best to have his legs tied until
30 2,0|        easily; at any rate it was best to hasten, so as to cut
31 2,2|       consult what it will now be best to do." ~Such were the questions
32 2,2|     necessary, and it was thought best to take provisions on board,
33 2,3| expedition were made. It appeared best that Pencroft and Herbert,
34 2,3|          reporter, "and it is the best plan." ~While thus talking
35 2,3|           I think that it will be best to give up the search for
36 2,4|          Then perhaps it would be best," said the reporter, "to
37 2,6|        see what course it will be best to follow. He alone besides
38 2,7|          us judge what it will be best to do in this respect." ~"
39 2,8|        and the settlers judged it best not to agitate him by their
40 2,8|       honest sailor considered it best to give up the idea. ~The
41 2,9|        has not deprived us of the best chance which remains to
42 2,9|         we shall see what will be best to do." ~"At any rate,"
43 2,9|         Harding, "do as you think best, we will leave it to you." ~"
44 3,1|             said Pencroft. "It is best to know whom we have to
45 3,3|   arrangements which appear to me best to make before the fog completely
46 3,3|        third, I think it would be best to place it on the islet,
47 3,3|       stood up and looked for the best place at which to land. ~
48 3,3|         They will know when it is best to rejoin us. Be ready,
49 3,3|           companion had judged it best to abandon the post at the
50 3,4|       destruction." ~This was the best thing to be done, and it
51 3,4|           doomed, and it would be best to hasten to save the remains
52 3,4|       later what plan it would be best to follow; but in the meantime
53 3,5|           Whatever you do will be best; when you wish me to join
54 3,5|          others which resists the best. I have, therefore, reason
55 3,6|        days duration, it appeared best to load the cart with different
56 3,6|         Long grass suits reptiles best, and evidently we shall
57 3,6|          absence, and we shall do best to leave her here until
58 3,6|         It was, therefore, judged best to send a fresh despatch,
59 3,7|   reporter, therefore, thought it best to simply bathe the two
60 3,7|      sense, and they acted as the best surgeon would have done.
61 3,7|  consulted as to what it would be best to do. ~First of all they
62 3,9|         do you not think that the best thing to be done now is
63 3,9|          at the corral, and it is best to stay here until we can
64 3,0|          pirates! Would it not be best to let Cyrus Harding judge
65 3,4|          the longest, perhaps the best, portion of their existence
66 3,4|     rebuild our vessel it will be best to give her larger dimensions.
67 3,4|       Ayrton. Will it not then he best to build a ship which, if
68 3,4|           and it was, indeed, the best thing to be done. It is
69 3,4|         the Far West supplied the best oaks and elms. They took