Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       The voyagers, after having discovered that the sea extended beneath
 2 1,3|       not deceive him. If he had discovered land, however indistinct
 3 1,1|         which afterwards will he discovered, we can christen them as
 4 1,2|          s dinner. ~Herbert also discovered some magnificent pigeons
 5 1,3|           On the way Herbert had discovered a tree, the branches of
 6 1,3|        the ground which had been discovered the day before. Being composed
 7 1,3|           which the engineer had discovered lying open to the sky towards
 8 1,3| fortunate incident; the engineer discovered a substance which replaced
 9 1,5| belonging to the species already discovered, were magnificent. Herbert
10 1,5|          on which he had already discovered a specimen of ore. They
11 1,6|         the retreat which he had discovered, but he well understood
12 1,6|          the shore, Pencroft had discovered the only habitable shelter,
13 1,6|      fall, which, if it could be discovered, would be of great use. ~
14 1,6|        But no signs of this were discovered, and the colonists continued
15 1,9|      that Granite House had been discovered on purpose for them. It
16 1,9|        wonders. Besides, Herbert discovered towards the southwest point
17 1,0|        oyster-bed which had been discovered near the downs. They dragged
18 1,2|          cavern, and he had only discovered it. There all were in safety,
19 1,2| projected to the north, they had discovered an osier-bed in which grew
20 2,1|          no human being had been discovered. No smoke even had betrayed
21 2,5|      nothing suspicious could be discovered. ~There was nothing either
22 2,5|      cliff, and nothing could be discovered even with the aid of the
23 2,5|         as the shore, where they discovered a large rocky cavity, which
24 2,6|          accident which would be discovered at the return of day, or
25 2,7|   Granite House. Had the animals discovered that they were about to
26 2,7|      this spot, to Port Balloon, discovered the day before on the southern
27 2,2|      secret still remained to be discovered! ~The frost continued for
28 2,2|       the rigging which had been discovered with the case of the balloon,
29 2,2|   Certain indigenous plants were discovered, and those fit for immediate
30 3,1|         whereabouts could not be discovered. ~"Well! who knows?" said
31 3,3|       into the passage. ~"We are discovered!" exclaimed Pencroft. ~The
32 3,3|     desperate. Their retreat was discovered. They could not oppose any
33 3,4|       entrance made in the hull, discovered tackle, which would serve
34 3,5|         man, the mystery will be discovered also. The question, then,
35 3,6|        feared that they may have discovered the little harbor, and in
36 3,6|         no doubt, not having yet discovered the number of the colonists,
37 3,6|        that it could scarcely be discovered either from the land or
38 3,6|       miles, they had not as yet discovered any explanation of the difficulty.
39 3,1|           During the day Herbert discovered several new specimens not
40 3,1|        convicts, a few more were discovered. Some footprints found near
41 3,1|     sixth footprint could not be discovered, which in that case would
42 3,3|    Nevertheless the convicts had discovered the corral a short time
43 3,3|   answered Ayrton. "The convicts discovered her in her little harbor
44 3,3|          and in no part had they discovered the presence of man. ~Was
45 3,3|    mysterious being could not be discovered. ~From the 19th to the 20th
46 3,6|        had no wish to be himself discovered by them. By degrees he became
47 3,8|        he and his companions had discovered a sulphurous spring at the