Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      fixing his hat firmly on his head with a blow of his fist; "
 2 1,3|           on the shore, shook his head. ~The engineer had disappeared
 3 1,4|              The sailor shook his head sadly. He little expected
 4 1,5|           the sailor, shaking his head, "for neither Neb nor Captain
 5 1,7|        rapid quiverings under his head as it rested on the rock.
 6 1,7|          him, and was patting his head, the dog rubbing his neck
 7 1,8|           be found, either on the head, body, or limbs, which was
 8 1,8|           his arm again, then his head, and a few incomprehensible
 9 1,0|   methodical mind, only shook his head without uttering a word. ~"
10 1,3|       contribute largely with his head and hands to the colonization
11 1,3|       call. The latter took Top's head between his hands, and unfastening
12 1,5|     retreat and knock them on the head. ~The hunters, having concealed
13 1,5|         resembled a dog about the head. ~As it was useless to burden
14 1,6|        him back, when an enormous head emerged from the water,
15 1,6|   amphibian to which the tapering head, with large eyes, and adorned
16 1,8|         Pencroft nodded his great head, murmuring these words,-~"
17 1,8|          However, Top kept at the head of the little band, and
18 1,1|         band of cinnamon, a green head, wings black, white, and
19 1,2|            they were eatable from head to foot, and Pencroft did
20 2,1|          lad's account, shook his head and said nothing. It was
21 2,1|            They no longer saw its head or feet, and it was motionless
22 2,1|        this moment the creature's head could be seen, which was
23 2,4|         from the extremity of its head to the beginning of its
24 2,6|           was about to cleave the head of the animal, when Cyrus
25 2,6| poportioned frame, a broad chest, head of a moderate size, the
26 2,7|      Master Jup takes it into his head to draw up the ladder which
27 2,7|         striped with black on the head and neck. They advanced
28 2,8|      everything, and he shook his head in a knowing way when Pencroft,
29 2,9|           zone, working both with head and hands, they could not
30 2,0|        had once got a plan in his head, he had no peace till it
31 2,0|          is completely black, the head being more depressed than
32 2,2|     understood, for he leaned his head on Pencroft's shoulder as
33 2,2|        Mount Franklin whose lofty head was still whitened with
34 2,3|       fifteen miles distant. ~The head of the "Bonadventure," which
35 2,4|           the sailor, shaking his head. ~"You think that he has
36 2,4| brutishness." ~Pencroft shook his head doubtfully. ~"We must try
37 2,5|          calm, his eyes fell, his head bent, and he made no more
38 2,6|      stranger's face flushed, his head sunk on his breast, and
39 2,0|           he hove to, putting the head of the vessel towards the
40 2,0|        more than eight miles. The head of the "Bonadventure" was
41 3,1|         if involuntarily, and his head drooped upon his hands. ~
42 3,2|         the slightest ripple. His head just emerged above it and
43 3,3|          spring on her cable, her head to the north, presenting
44 3,4|     sailor, "but I would wager my head there are no rocks in the
45 3,6|           of his rifle, shook his head in a way which betokened
46 3,7|       cried, he tried to beat his head against the wall. ~Neither
47 3,7|     taking the dog's great honest head between his hands. ~A note
48 3,0|   remained utterly prostrate, his head weak and giddy. Another
49 3,2|           in the cart, but at the head of the troop. ~The next
50 3,2|           lying on the grass, his head stretched out on his paws,
51 3,4|         upon riches, and Neb, the head cook, could scarcely by
52 3,5|       eyes were turned, shook his head negatively. ~"We must wait,"
53 3,6|        countenance; a magnificent head, the forehead high, the
54 3,6|           while, but he shook his head as a man to whom the morrow
55 3,6|          A price was set upon his head, but he managed to escape
56 3,7|     concentrated in the heart and head. ~The engineer and reporter
57 3,8|           Cyrus Harding shook his head with the air of a man who
58 3,8|    directing the boat towards the head of the cavern. ~Twenty-five
59 3,0|           time to time raised his head, and cast a despairing glance