Part,  Chapter

 1 2,0|  Pencroft had formerly served on board a whaling-ship, and he could
 2 2,2|        northwest. ~"All hands on board," shouted Pencroft; but
 3 2,2|       best to take provisions on board, in the event of their excursion
 4 2,2|   half-past ten everybody was on board, even Top and Jup, and Herbert
 5 2,3|      occupied in transporting on board the "Bonadventure," articles
 6 2,3|    conjectures, dined rapidly on board the "Bonadventure" so as
 7 2,3|         present." ~"Let us go on board, and to-morrow we will begin
 8 2,4|          instead of returning on board, I think that it would be
 9 2,4|        search again let us go on board the 'Bonadventure'." ~A
10 2,4|      sorry to go to breakfast on board. The road already trodden
11 2,4|        for it. ~They returned on board, breakfasted, so that it
12 2,4|        least, but to take him on board the "Bonadventure." This
13 2,5|       sailor then re-embarked on board the "Bonadventure," the
14 2,5| repulsion which he had showed on board the "Bonadventure." Cyrus
15 2,5|       seen, during the storm, on board the "Bonadventure!" The
16 2,7|      thirty-seventh parallel. On board this yacht were Lord Glenarvan
17 2,7|       and his companions came on board. ~"This is what had happened. ~"
18 2,7|        Lord Glenarvan was now on board the 'Duncan,' but Ayrton
19 2,9|        scarcely slept as well on board the "Bonadventure" as they
20 2,9|      answered Pencroft, "that on board the 'Bonadventure' we were
21 3,1|   difficulty, since he sailed on board her for some time." ~"And
22 3,1|    Ayrton is worthy to return on board the 'Duncan,' and pray Heaven
23 3,1|         will take our passage on board her, and we will leave our
24 3,1|      still there and had guns on board. ~Six seconds elapsed between
25 3,2|        which he ran, not only on board the ship, but in the sea,
26 3,2|        They were not sleeping on board the brig. On the contrary,
27 3,2|         All his gang had gone on board, and pirates after having
28 3,2|         that there were fifty on board. That was a large number
29 3,2|         her, all whom she had on board. He would perish in the
30 3,2|        they heard the reports on board the brig! They rushed out
31 3,3|        see that the four guns on board were pointed at the island.
32 3,3|     happened during the night on board the brig. Had this half-naked
33 3,3|     landing could be observed on board the brig. Evidently Bob
34 3,3| colonists observed a movement on board the "Speedy." A boat was
35 3,3|          instead of returning on board as might have been expected,
36 3,3|      heard when they returned on board with the wounded, and two
37 3,4|          of all the treasures on board, and to arrange their preservation. ~
38 3,4|      beach. ~As to the papers on board, it is useless to say that,
39 3,5| brilliant as if they had been on board a frigate of the United
40 3,6|      Spilett, and Herbert got on board and looked about the deck
41 3,6|        the convicts have been on board?" asked Herbert. ~"I know
42 3,4|      when I have been serving on board whalers I have seen icebergs
43 3,6|        Frenchman who was cast on board my vessel by chance sixteen
44 3,6|           three men were cast on board his vessel. They were a
45 3,6|        three strangers thrown on board his vessel, and which the
46 3,7|       lived for a dozen years on board the 'Nautilus,' and on board
47 3,7|     board the 'Nautilus,' and on board the 'Nautilus' he desires
48 3,7|         prefer a gale of wind on board a well-found craft. A vessel
49 3,8|          arch of the vault. ~"On board, Ayrton!" ~The two colonists
50 3,9|        would then take refuge on board the vessel, content to rig