Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|            intrepid Harding, can be better pictured than described.
 2 1,3|            repast, but still it was better than nothing. The opposite
 3 1,4|          and to try and find rather better grub than these shell-fish.
 4 1,5|       pleased with it for want of a better. ~"Perhaps," said Herbert,
 5 1,5|             must work all the same. Better to have two strings to one'
 6 1,5|           out of the car?" ~"I knew better than that," replied the
 7 1,5|             a shelter which will be better than lying here. Night is
 8 1,6|            fowl, and whose flesh is better than that of a pullet. But
 9 1,7|           and that it would be much better to wait. If Neb had not
10 1,8|         able to listen to you still better, if he will have some more
11 1,9|             human knowledge. It was better to be with Cyrus in a desert
12 1,9|           Never,' my dear Cyrus?" ~"Better to put things at the worst
13 1,1|             Grant; nothing could be better, my friends. These names
14 1,1|             will impress themselves better on our memory, and at the
15 1,3|        difficult to unite five men, better fitted to struggle against
16 1,5|  plantigrades. It was only a koala, better known under the name of
17 1,7|       cannot understand. But do you better understand either, my dear
18 1,7|         nitrate of potash, which is better known under the name of
19 1,0|          know is, that I am nothing better than a fool!" ~"Well, they
20 1,1|            on a good one, which was better. ~At any rate it commenced
21 1,2|             But there was something better to be made of it, and one
22 2,2|             It was, therefore, much better to tow it to the beach at
23 2,3|            enough of it. Lories are better food than the jacamar, the
24 2,4|           the lad. ~"Will it not be better to wait until we have explored
25 2,4|             makes a good pickle." ~"Better and better, Herbert!" ~"
26 2,4|          good pickle." ~"Better and better, Herbert!" ~"And lastly,
27 2,6|            jokes, and the joker had better look out for himself, if
28 2,6|               We could soon get the better of them, even if there are
29 2,6|       Gideon Spilett. ~"So much the better," replied Pencroft; "the
30 2,7|           partly beaten, and with a better cart than the first, the
31 2,7|    establish our poultry-yard under better conditions, since we need
32 2,0|             Harding. ~"That will be better than traps!" added Neb. ~
33 2,4|           the seeds, which you know better than we do. While you do
34 2,5|       having no desires to satisfy, better fed, better clothed, it
35 2,5|             to satisfy, better fed, better clothed, it was natural
36 2,8|           metal, which could not be better utilized than for this purpose. ~
37 2,0|        think they would ever find a better place than this!" ~"We are
38 2,0|            House, where he would be better lodged than at the corral,
39 3,1|           smiling, "but it would be better not to have to defend it." ~"
40 3,1|           pirates were numerous and better armed than the colonists.
41 3,3|            could not easily get the better of. ~Half an hour passed
42 3,3|            had acted wisely. It was better that the colonists should
43 3,5|          Ayrton, "I can give you no better advice in this matter. Whatever
44 3,5|          the engineer, "it would be better not to have to make the
45 3,8|            Herbert was considerably better. He had begun to take some
46 3,0|           you would have done still better!" ~And, in speaking thus,
47 3,1|               It might, perhaps, be better worth while to go direct
48 3,1|              and it was, therefore, better to be surrounded by the
49 3,2|             of the ruffians. It was better, then, to wait until night
50 3,2|     themselves whether they had not better scale the palisades and
51 3,2|            s opinion. He thought it better to wait until all the settlers
52 3,3|             for us, and it would be better that the volcano should
53 3,3| Nevertheless, I repeat, it would be better that there should not be
54 3,4|         Then who could have enjoyed better health than these workers,
55 3,4|        Islands are, therefore, in a better situation for benefiting
56 3,4|        ought to be done so much the better!" ~And indeed the intelligent
57 3,7|     cushions in such a manner as to better support the dying man. ~
58 3,8|            an eruption, it might be better it should not take place,"
59 3,9|            Perhaps it might be even better to conduct the vessel to