Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|        vessels, in grain, cattle, tools, ammunition, or else some
 2 1,8|        set to work, with no other tools than their hands, to despoil
 3 1,3|          did not possess even the tools necessary for making tools,
 4 1,3|        tools necessary for making tools, and they were not even
 5 1,3|          hours after the stock of tools in the colony consisted
 6 1,3|   production of these their first tools was hailed as a triumph.
 7 1,4|         and needs very particular tools. However, we shall see later!" ~"
 8 1,5|           even with the necessary tools, was a difficult work, and
 9 1,5|          the colonists not having tools they must begin by making
10 1,5|          little colony's stock of tools was augmented by a blowing-machine,
11 1,5|      forged, and transformed into tools, crowbars, pincers, pickaxes,
12 1,6|          lake. Neither bricks nor tools are wanting now. After having
13 1,7|        necessary-a special set of tools, an apparatus of platina,
14 1,9|        storehouse, in which their tools, provisions, and stores
15 1,0|           do. They improved their tools, which were very rough,
16 1,2|         well that without special tools it would be nearly impossible
17 2,1|            owing to the imperfect tools which the settlers possessed.
18 2,2|           home, brought back some tools with which to open the chest
19 2,2|          for this chest contained tools, weapons, instruments, clothes,
20 2,2|     Gideon Spilett's note-book: ~-Tools:-3 knives with several blades,
21 2,2|        chest was a practical man! Tools, weapons, instruments, clothes,
22 2,2|   direction on these instruments, tools, or books, which would tell
23 2,2|       same peculiarity marked the tools and utensils; all were new,
24 2,3|         portable stove. ~The only tools the settlers took were the
25 2,6|     colony, weapons, instruments, tools, ammunition, provisions,
26 2,6|          again, fresh weapons and tools to make, was a serious matter.
27 2,7|      Happily there was no want of tools with which to shape the
28 2,7|         skill in the use of their tools; and it must be said that
29 2,8|         care, and without special tools it is difficult to produce
30 2,8|   colonists, furnished with arms, tools, and instruments; they had
31 2,9|         heard but the grinding of tools or the humming of the turning-lathe
32 2,4|           damp; in a corner a few tools, a spade, pickaxe, two fowling-pieces,
33 2,4|          away his weapons and his tools," replied Pencroft. "You
34 2,4|         hut was deserted, and the tools, utensils, and weapons were
35 2,4|        the wreck this man, having tools at his disposal, had built
36 2,4|      Spilett, "and these arms and tools will make up the stores
37 2,4|  forgotten how to use his gun and tools, and he no longer knew how
38 2,5|      having examined the arms and tools, saw nothing which could
39 2,6|         begun to use the laboring tools, and he worked in the garden.
40 2,6|           without difficulty. The tools were good, and the work
41 2,7|         corral with the necessary tools, and a week had not passed
42 2,7|        and a gun, ammunition, and tools were carried to the corral. ~
43 2,7|       either ammunition, weapons, tools, or seeds. ~"At his, the
44 3,2|         ammunition, utensils, and tools of all sorts, destined for
45 3,4|        joiner's, and blacksmith's tools, and boxes of all kinds
46 3,4|          provided themselves with tools, these treasures would find
47 3,5|         all the provisions, arms, tools, and spare utensils-in a
48 3,6|           different materials and tools in order to facilitate the
49 3,4|          Neither the wood nor the tools are wanting. It is only
50 3,4|          the stocks, utensils and tools of all sorts, weapons and
51 3,6| superstition made them the facile tools of their designing chiefs. ~