Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|             made the attempt, but was stopped by some insurmountable obstacle.
 2 1,3|            time to time the castaways stopped and shouted, then listened
 3 1,3|               sign of existence. They stopped to listen, but no sound
 4 1,3|           they found themselves again stopped by the sea. ~"We are on
 5 1,3|              follow him, but Pencroft stopped him. "Do you want to cross
 6 1,5|           match or two. ~The reporter stopped, felt in his pockets, but
 7 1,7|               a high mound. There Top stopped, and gave a loud, clear
 8 1,8|          after at the Chimneys. ~They stopped, and the litter was placed
 9 1,9|            Neb, Herbert, and Pencroft stopped, motionless. Top plunged
10 1,9|              gone fifty paces when he stopped, and again uttering a tremendous
11 1,0|              Sheep!" he shouted. ~All stopped about fifty feet from half-a-dozen
12 1,0|             Sulphur springs sometimes stopped their way, and they had
13 1,0|               his ascent until he was stopped. Happily these acclivities
14 1,2|             watch, it, of course, had stopped during the time which he
15 1,6|            The fertile zone evidently stopped at this point, and vegetation
16 1,6|            and forwards on the shore, stopped suddenly, and looked at
17 1,6|            Several times the settlers stopped on the bank, and observed
18 1,8|            who was walking on before, stopped, and his companions came
19 1,8|              up from the depths. They stopped and listened. These sounds,
20 1,1|               much astonished, for he stopped short in the chase, and
21 2,2|             to open it, when Pencroft stopped him, saying,-"Captain, I
22 2,3|               was easy, the canoe was stopped, when Gideon Spilett, Herbert,
23 2,3|             or three of these animals stopped at a little distance from
24 2,4|             little in front, suddenly stopped and exclaimed,-~"The sea!" ~
25 2,5|            seven or eight minutes Top stopped in a glade surrounded with
26 2,5|            floating there?" ~Pencroft stopped working, and seeing an indistinct
27 2,7|           left bank of the river, and stopped on the beach. The onagers
28 2,9|                Suddenly the compasses stopped, and he exclaimed, ~"But
29 2,1|            sooner or later completely stopped?" ~"Stopped! And by what?" ~"
30 2,1|          later completely stopped?" ~"Stopped! And by what?" ~"By the
31 2,6|         worked in the garden. When he stopped in his work, as was often
32 2,6|           working on the plateau, had stopped, letting his spade drop
33 2,6|           moment close to Herbert, he stopped and in a stifled voice,-~"
34 2,7|          Pacific." ~Here the stranger stopped for a moment. His voice
35 2,7|              where the expedition had stopped. It was there that Ayrton
36 2,8|              of Granite House, and he stopped as willingly before this
37 2,0|            swept the horizon, at last stopped on the looked-for spot,
38 3,3| cables-lengths off the islet when she stopped. The man at the tiller stood
39 3,4|              only a leak, that may be stopped up; a vessel from three
40 3,4|             the convicts would not be stopped by a river or a stream and,
41 3,6|           Herbert, who was in advance stopped, exclaiming,-~"The wire
42 3,6|            all communication had been stopped between the corral and Granite
43 3,9|               At that moment Pencroft stopped the onager, and in a hoarse
44 3,2|               in the evening the cart stopped nearly 600 feet from the
45 3,2|              rose the palisade. ~They stopped. A few straggling beams
46 3,5|               to do it. ~The engineer stopped them. ~He led his companions
47 3,5|             Stop!" said he. ~The boat stopped, and the colonists perceived
48 3,6|              and words. ~Captain Nemo stopped them by a sign, and in a