Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|          take less than an hour to get to it, and then there was
 2 1,2|         was quite another thing to get out again, for the Northern
 3 1,2|          sole thought-how he might get out of Richmond at any cost.
 4 1,3|         other side, we will try to get out of this scrape, and
 5 1,4|           work, but first come and get a store of fuel. I think
 6 1,4|           thing we want." ~"Let us get a supply," replied Herbert,
 7 1,4|            to the Chimneys. Let us get the raft ready." ~The sailor,
 8 1,4|        engineer is a man who would get out of a scrape to which
 9 1,5|           a fix." ~"Still we might get fire as the savages do,"
10 1,5|          than once I have tried to get fire in that way, but I
11 1,5|         but never to him! He could get out of anything!" Then his
12 1,5|            stuff, but he could not get it out. If this was a match
13 1,6|            said Herbert, trying to get nearer. ~"This will be a
14 1,6|             Pencroft determined to get hold of at least one of
15 1,7|            fare, for all needed to get up their strength. The strings
16 1,8|         which he must have made to get out of reach of the breakers. ~
17 1,8|            engineer had managed to get to this cave in the downs,
18 1,9|          inhabited, we will try to get out of the scrape with the
19 1,9|          is desert, we will try to get out of the scrape by ourselves." ~"
20 1,9|          it will be easy enough to get home again. English or Maoris,
21 1,9|           rather, how they were to get hold of it. ~The hunters
22 1,0|         know if it was possible to get round the base of the cone
23 1,0|          the other, they could not get round the base of the cone,
24 1,1|         hard if we don't manage to get away some day or other from
25 1,2|            see quite well we can't get on unless we make a few
26 1,2|             which are more easy to get hold of. It is reckoned
27 1,3|         wound. As soon as he could get a regular weapon, that is
28 1,4|     fowling-pieces, we shall never get anything!" ~"Doubtless,
29 1,5|         with coal, that is to say, get rid of the oxygen, to obtain
30 1,9|          rise." ~"And how shall we get in?" asked the sailor. ~"
31 1,1|           to die here, and hope to get away some time." ~"In the
32 1,2|           or carnivora which might get into the new snares would
33 2,1|             and it cannot possibly get away. Take your spear and
34 2,2|         the sailor; "the wood will get seasoned. In two days there
35 2,2|        every instant that it would get loose and sink to the bottom
36 2,3|          Gideon Spilett managed to get hold of two couples of living
37 2,5|            day, and besides we can get plenty of game. Forward!" ~
38 2,5|        have lost an opportunity to get back to our country?" said
39 2,6|  disappointed at not being able to get into his kitchen, for the
40 2,6|           do not see how we are to get into our house." ~"Herbert
41 2,6|         the sailor. "We could soon get the better of them, even
42 2,9|          which it would be easy to get rid of by pressure. This
43 2,0|            to speak, but could not get out a word; so, seizing
44 2,4|        hunters had just managed to get hold of a couple lying in
45 2,7|            was necessary, then, to get Lord Glenarvan to order
46 2,9|          will be very difficult to get in, having both wind and
47 2,0|           between the two capes to get in by, and, besides, the
48 3,3|         their oars that they might get out of range of the bullets. ~
49 3,3|         whom they could not easily get the better of. ~Half an
50 3,3|         against the current, could get alongside the "Speedy."
51 3,4|        vessel will be difficult to get afloat again." ~"It will
52 3,5|          execution, they wished to get all possible work finished.
53 3,7| immediately disappeared. ~"He will get there!" said the reporter. ~"
54 3,8|           was almost impossible to get at the five who survived.
55 3,0|          Neb had only just time to get up to Granite House, where
56 3,1|       ordered him! He longed so to get well! ~Pencroft was as a
57 3,1|        young convalescent began to get up in the second week of
58 3,1|         they saw, though unable to get near them, a couple of those
59 3,3|        supported him. He wished to get up, and with their assistance
60 3,4|          spring. ~"We have time to get everything ready for the
61 3,4|         necessary to allow them to get seasoned. The carpenters,
62 3,5|      occasion for speaking, but to get forward as fast as possible. ~
63 3,7|          it would be impossible to get it out of this cavern, whose
64 3,9|    believed it possible?" ~"Let us get on," was the engineer's