Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|          captain?" ~The engineer looked fixedly at the man who spoke,
 2 1,3|           the sailor and Herbert looked eagerly for the coast in
 3 1,3|     right with a precipice which looked as if cut by the hand of
 4 1,4|       point established, Herbert looked for some cavity which would
 5 1,4|    Harding had disappeared. They looked to see if some portion of
 6 1,5|        not hide his vexation; he looked very anxious, but said not
 7 1,5|       fixed on the ground, still looked for his box. He even climbed
 8 1,5|         you; perhaps you haven't looked well, try again, a single
 9 1,6|         towards the interior. It looked there like a network of
10 1,7|          against the rocks. They looked about, but could not speak.
11 1,8|          instinct which might be looked upon almost as supernatural,
12 1,8|         raised himself a little, looked around him, and appeared
13 1,9|   immense shell. ~His companions looked at him without speaking.
14 1,9|           Pencroft!" ~The seaman looked at Spilett in a way which
15 1,0|    reporter were there. Pencroft looked from one to the other, his
16 1,1|         ran a narrow gulf, which looked like the half-open jaws
17 1,2|       muttered Pencroft. "I have looked in vain for anything that'
18 1,3|      will please you." ~Pencroft looked attentively at the plant,
19 1,3|     themselves on the edge which looked northwest and southeast,
20 1,5|        some hundreds of penguins looked fearlessly at them. The
21 1,6|     shore, stopped suddenly, and looked at the water, one paw raised,
22 1,7|          was the opening so long looked for in vain, and the force
23 1,8|         nothing!" ~Cyrus Harding looked at his dog, and those of
24 1,9|         enthusiastic, Neb always looked as if he would say, "Nothing
25 1,0|       utensils, its brick stove, looked very well, and Neb worked
26 1,1|          tea. ~While eating they looked around them. This part of
27 2,1|        the table, his companions looked at it with intense astonishment.
28 2,1|         they suspected. ~The lad looked attentively. There was nothing
29 2,2|       Harding and his companions looked attentively around them,
30 2,2|     spread a sheet of snow which looked gray in the dim light. The
31 2,4|      Pencroft and Gideon Spilett looked at the singular being who
32 2,5|   gesture full of authority, and looked at him with infinite tenderness.
33 2,5|           made on the islet, was looked upon as being very profitable
34 2,6|          wish it!" ~The stranger looked at the engineer, and seemed
35 2,7|      other coast that he must be looked for.' ~"This man spoke in
36 2,0| telescopes. ~But he had scarcely looked at it, when he uttered a
37 3,3|          the tiller stood up and looked for the best place at which
38 3,4|          at Flotsam Point. ~They looked in that direction. None
39 3,5|     honest man again!" ~Pencroft looked at his companions one after
40 3,5|          of the "Speedy," and he looked upon them as wild beasts
41 3,6|         Herbert got on board and looked about the deck of the "Bonadventure."
42 3,8|     despair. Far from that. They looked their situation in the face,
43 3,9| approached Herbert; then, having looked at him,-~"Let us go, then!"
44 3,0|       utter a word. Once more he looked at his devastated fields,
45 3,3|       Harding and his companions looked at him without uttering
46 3,9|         save it." ~The colonists looked at each other, then at the