Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     before Richmond, and nothing gave the prisoners any hope of
 2 1,3|       uniting their voices, they gave a vigorous shout, but there
 3 1,6|    notice of them. Pencroft then gave little tugs which moved
 4 1,7|     keeping their feet; but hope gave them strength, for it was
 5 1,7|       name of Cyrus Harding, Top gave a few short barks, as much
 6 1,7|           There Top stopped, and gave a loud, clear bark. Spilett,
 7 1,9|        was about two o'clock, he gave the signal to return. ~Top'
 8 1,0|           Once or twice Pencroft gave forth some ideas upon what
 9 1,0|        was not the name Pencroft gave them, for all of a sudden-"
10 1,0| temperate zone, to which Herbert gave the name of the musmon. ~"
11 1,1|          their imaginations soon gave to the river which furnished
12 1,3|         the Mercy, to which they gave the name of Jacamar Wood,
13 1,3|       space between the two legs gave him the angular distance
14 1,5|       the evening, Cyrus Harding gave the signal to halt. They
15 1,6|       been very quiet till then, gave signs of agitation. The
16 1,6|        to the Chimneys, when Top gave new signs of agitation.
17 1,7|         the fat with soda, which gave both a soluble soap and
18 1,9|        conduct the smoke outside gave some trouble to these amateur
19 1,0|      asked for nothing more-they gave thanks. The next day, the
20 1,0|       subjected to fermentation, gave them an acid drink, which
21 1,1|          short in the chase, and gave the swift animals time to
22 2,3|          a tail. Herbert rightly gave them the name of tinamous,
23 2,3|     excursion, and from which we gave the name to that part of
24 2,4|     half-past eleven the captain gave the signal for departure.
25 2,5|      cutting, by a gentle slope, gave access to an upper plateau,
26 2,5|         was not mistaken, and he gave vent to his feelings in
27 2,6|      stentorian voice the sailor gave a prolonged "Halloo!" which
28 2,6|           at that moment when he gave it a pull to bring down
29 2,6|         improved. The quadrumana gave no sign of existence, and
30 2,7|      small stream, to which they gave the name of Creek Glycerine,
31 2,7|   Pencroft before going to sleep gave vent to his feelings in
32 2,8|          the pleasure Master Jup gave to the inhabitants of Granite
33 2,8|         all with a gravity which gave intense amusement to the
34 2,8|      what a bountiful Providence gave them. ~After the heat of
35 2,9|      this time the female onager gave birth to a young one which
36 2,9|          for the first time, and gave universal satisfaction.
37 2,9|          300 to 350 ~ The second gave exactly: ~ In longitude:
38 2,1|          orang, joining the dog, gave unequivocal signs of agitation,
39 2,2|            And the two brave men gave three tremendous cheers
40 2,3|    judgment of the lad. Pencroft gave him his directions as a
41 2,4|        it, the wood crackled and gave forth a bright light. ~The
42 2,5|        formed a sort of mane and gave him such a savage aspect.
43 2,5|           At times, the stranger gave some slight attention to
44 2,6|         the bottle. Moreover, it gave the latitude and longitude
45 2,7|     obliges himself to speak, he gave the following recital, which
46 2,7|      land, of which the document gave the latitude, but of which
47 2,8|         that the explanation you gave yesterday on the subject
48 2,0|        growled round the well or gave any signs of uneasiness.
49 3,1|       gentlemen." ~Cyrus Harding gave him his hand, as was his
50 3,6|         tropic of Capricorn, and gave the longest days in the
51 3,7|    refreshing drinks, which they gave him without his taking any
52 3,9|       his forces divided, for it gave great advantage to the pirates.
53 3,9|          to whom Top immediately gave a most cordial reception. ~"
54 3,0|      fire of Granite House. They gave themselves up, therefore,
55 3,2|       stretched out on his paws, gave no sign of uneasiness. At
56 3,5|       long badly concealed yawns gave warning of the hour of rest,
57 3,5|          on the alphabetic dial, gave this reply to the tenants
58 3,7|         Harding." ~Cyrus Harding gave his hand to the captain,
59 3,7|     waves. The powerful light it gave forth lighted up the translucent
60 3,8|        the cavern, to which they gave the name of "Dakkar Grotto,"
61 3,0|        vast colony to which they gave the name of that island