Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       exclaimed, "Perhaps he will try to swim to land! Let us
 2 1,2|         Captain Harding, will you try to escape?" ~"When?" asked
 3 1,3|           the other side, we will try to get out of this scrape,
 4 1,4|     prepare an encampment, and to try and find rather better grub
 5 1,5|          the other." ~"All right; try, my boy, and let's see if
 6 1,5|       tide, but it was as well to try. Herbert and Pencroft walked
 7 1,5|          you haven't looked well, try again, a single match will
 8 1,5|     phosphorus. ~"Will you let me try?" said the boy, and very
 9 1,6|          where they were going to try to hunt. But on consideration,
10 1,6|         them on the wing, we must try to take them with a line." ~"
11 1,8|           heaved and he seemed to try to speak. ~"We will save
12 1,9|              I think I am able to try it," replied the engineer,
13 1,9|      island is inhabited, we will try to get out of the scrape
14 1,9|          if it is desert, we will try to get out of the scrape
15 1,2|         strange. However, we must try to call him back." ~In a
16 1,3|        the night is clear, I will try, this very evening, to obtain
17 1,3|           Harding, "I am going to try this evening to calculate
18 1,3|      to-morrow, at midday, I will try to calculate the longitude." ~
19 1,6|       some fishing-rods, so as to try and catch some. ~The northeast
20 1,7|       Cyrus Harding, would rather try to obtain soda. Was this
21 1,7|         to employ this means, and try another way, if this did
22 2,1|         giants?" ~"I can at least try," replied Herbert. ~The
23 2,2|          Neb-aren't you coming to try our new vessel? Come along!
24 2,2|       inventory. Pencroft did not try to hide that he was greatly
25 2,6|           his bow is here. He can try again." ~"Why, these apes
26 2,6|        getting at them?" ~"Let us try to enter Granite House by
27 2,9|           Well, Pencroft, we will try to please you," replied
28 2,2|    Harding was equally anxious to try the vessel, the model of
29 2,4|        head doubtfully. ~"We must try at any rate," returned the
30 2,4|            said Herbert. ~"Let us try," replied Pencroft. ~The
31 2,5|          Harding resolved then to try him, by transporting him
32 2,5|        returned Harding. ~"Let us try," said Spilett. ~"We will
33 2,5|           said Spilett. ~"We will try," replied the engineer. ~
34 2,9|           you do then?" ~"I shall try to keep in the offing until
35 2,9|         still light enough I will try to enter the gulf; if not,
36 3,1|          in sight of new land, to try and visit rather than avoid
37 3,3|           side. We must therefore try to prevent them from landing,
38 3,4|        except the rock." ~"Let us try to penetrate into the interior
39 3,5|            he had had occasion to try these terrible engines of
40 3,5|         which we are provided?" ~"Try them, Pencroft," replied
41 3,5|          anxious than Pencroft to try the artillery of Granite
42 3,5|    increased the charge, so as to try its extreme range. Then,
43 3,0| substitute for quinine." ~"Let us try it without losing a moment,"
44 3,3|          play his pranks! Let him try, if he likes! He will find