Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     and heart, had long since given his freedom. The once slave,
 2 1,3|      meshes of the net having given way, had been carried off
 3 1,6|      what would they not have given for a knife! ~The two hunters
 4 1,0|     return an opportunity was given for ascending the cone. ~
 5 1,2|     Red Creek was immediately given to the watercourse. ~It
 6 1,4|  plumb-line which Harding had given him, that is to say, a simple
 7 1,4|       are identical, the hour given by Gideon Spilett would
 8 1,7|       what monster could have given the dugong so strange a
 9 1,7|      Spilett, "that the wound given this creature is, at least,
10 1,7|       the substance which had given so much trouble. ~Taking
11 1,8| detours, he could easily have given an account of its general
12 1,8|  pickaxe, when at a last blow given by Gideon Spilett, the instrument,
13 1,9|      of the Far West had been given, were not explored. They
14 1,1|   these birds, whose name was given to this marshy part of the
15 1,2|  stove, and to which they had given various shapes. The next
16 2,1|      island, which might have given shelter to the strangers
17 2,1|    sailor. ~Cyrus Harding had given this explanation, which,
18 2,2|     name of Flotsam Point was given. ~The chest was heavy, and
19 2,4|      first hatchet blows were given among the brushwood in the
20 2,4|      of Falls River should be given to this stream. Beyond,
21 2,5| fallen on the island and thus given them the opportunity of
22 2,5| stowed away, and after having given the creek the very suitable
23 2,5|      this incident would have given them the right to think
24 2,6|     and when another pull was given, the line broke and the
25 2,8|      stick which Pencroft had given him, and which he carried
26 2,8|       of Corral Road had been given. ~There a site was chosen,
27 2,8|       most assiduous care was given to the cultivation of the
28 2,9|        captain. After we have given ourselves necessaries, let
29 2,9|     The blowing operation had given a cylinder of glass terminated
30 2,9|     His first observation had given him the situation of Lincoln
31 2,1|     the sea; then liberty was given to this swift courier of
32 2,2|    However, Jup, after having given them serious anxiety for
33 2,2|  Island, Harding hoped he had given it up. He would have indeed
34 2,5| Granite House, had he already given them reason to think that
35 2,7|      the promise which he had given. The 'Duncan' continued
36 2,7|     dates were not at ~ first given.) ~ "Ayrton was alone, but
37 3,1|     settlers remained silent, given up to all the thoughts,
38 3,1|    almost finished; names are given to every part of the island;
39 3,3|        Spilett and Ayrton had given the word to fire together!" ~"
40 3,4|     House, would have quickly given the alarm. The three following
41 3,5|     the reporter, who had not given any decided opinion. "They
42 3,0|  tomorrow morning we have not given him a more energetic febrifuge,"
43 3,2|       to which the first name given was that of the Happy Isles.
44 3,9|     private conversation, was given me by Captain Nemo." ~"Captain
45 3,9|   Dakkar Grotto had evidently given way under the pressure of
46 3,0|    the Pacific, the order was given to make all sail. ~A few