Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|            clamorous tribe, bold in the presence of man, who probably for
 2 1,4|            green patches, caused by the presence of evergreen trees. Then,
 3 1,6|               middle of the Pacific the presence of man was perhaps more
 4 1,6|               suspecting in any way the presence of the hunters, who, besides,
 5 1,1|                 in the air betrayed the presence of man. It is true, a distance
 6 1,2|             color of which betrayed the presence of oxide of iron. From this
 7 1,0|           lining of his waistcoat. ~The presence of this grain was explained
 8 2,1|             smoke even had betrayed the presence of man on the surface of
 9 2,1|                courage and much of that presence of mind which may justly
10 2,1|             have at last betrayed their presence." ~"But if they were able
11 2,1|                 to fear than desire the presence of human beings on our island." ~"
12 2,1|          shelter to the strangers whose presence they suspected. ~The lad
13 2,3|             banks of the Mercy, was the presence of man revealed. The explorers
14 2,3|               latitude! Certainly their presence would have been enough for
15 2,3|                 appears proved that the presence of the eucalyptus is enough
16 2,4|                 from firing, that their presence might not be betrayed to
17 2,4|               have failed to signal the presence of any stranger in the neighborhood. ~
18 2,8|            contain the ruminants, whose presence would have been troublesome
19 2,0|            again as rain. ~However, the presence of this mammifer preoccupied
20 2,3|              answered Spilett; "and the presence of this castaway explains
21 2,3|                 this man? Would not his presence disturb the little colony
22 2,3|             waving, which indicated the presence of timid animals, but still
23 2,3|                nothing here betrays the presence of man." ~"Let us go down,"
24 2,4|               Was he overwhelmed by the presence of men whose fellow he had
25 2,6|               then, the stranger, whose presence at this place no one had
26 2,7|                 to trouble him by their presence, and thus imposing on him
27 2,8|                 to agitate him by their presence. Time would doubtless perform
28 2,9|              precautions for making our presence and that of Ayrton on Lincoln
29 2,9|                 again manifested by the presence of myriads of water-fowl.
30 2,9|               of cotton wool, and their presence usually announces some sudden
31 3,1|              means of signalizing their presence. A flag would not have been
32 3,1|                 justified, and that the presence of this vessel in the vicinity
33 3,1|               fire, so as to signal our presence on the coast?" ~This was
34 3,1|           everything we can to hide our presence here. The windmill on Prospect
35 3,1|             that nothing may betray the presence of men on the island." ~"
36 3,2|               be prudent. Perhaps their presence might still be concealed
37 3,3|                 sound, had betrayed the presence of the brig in the neighborhood
38 3,5|        explained, everything-except the presence of the torpedo in the waters
39 3,5|            longer be in doubt as to the presence of a mysterious being, a
40 3,5|                 this day, therefore, in presence of all the members of the
41 3,9|           probable that Top scented the presence of man, for in that case,
42 3,9|                for he knew how much the presence of the settlers was needed
43 3,0|               these serious events. The presence of the convicts constituted
44 3,1|                 of noble and commanding presence. From this time his recovery,
45 3,2| frequented-nothing announced either the presence or the proximity of the
46 3,3|                 had they discovered the presence of man. ~Was it then in
47 3,4|             perhaps be explained by the presence of floes or icebergs comparatively
48 3,5|              not appear to notice their presence. ~Then Harding raised his
49 3,6|             baboons, who made known the presence of Ayrton upon Tabor Island,
50 3,8|                least possible delay. In presence of the eventualities which
51 3,8|               other duties demanded the presence of the colonists on various
52 3,8|                 a certain uneasiness in presence of these first signs of
53 3,8|               Besides these sounds, the presence of chemical combinations
54 3,9|             been folly-nay, madness. In presence of Nature's grand convulsions