Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|           industrious lad. And his turn for natural history was,
 2 1,4|            Chimneys will serve our turn. Let us set to work, but
 3 1,7|          stop and take breath. The turn of the rocks sheltered them
 4 1,8|              Pencroft knelt in his turn beside the engineer, he
 5 1,1|      Pencroft was delighted at the turn things had taken, and their
 6 1,7|          This catching fire in its turn, would break, and the mass
 7 1,8|            s torch went out in its turn, Cyrus Harding and his companions
 8 1,1|     continent may disappear in its turn, and there will be nothing
 9 1,1|      inhabit and civilize in their turn." ~"That will take a long
10 1,1|   continents will become, in their turn, uninhabitable; heat will
11 1,2|            those waterspouts which turn round on their base, and
12 1,2|            that they were going to turn into refiners. ~"Refiners!"
13 1,2|           you mean to say that you turn up your nose at suckling-pig?' ~"
14 2,1|          Herbert. "We have only to turn the turtle on its back,
15 2,1|      managed without difficulty to turn it on its back. The turtle,
16 2,1|           it here, since it cannot turn over," replied Herbert, "
17 2,1|        said Neb, "these beasts can turn themselves over, then?'' ~"
18 2,1|           back!" ~"Then you didn't turn it over enough!" returned
19 2,3|           the river from the first turn was obviously southwest
20 2,3|          Presently, after a sudden turn of the river, a cascade
21 2,4|           assure himself that some turn of the river was not leading
22 2,5|          and Pencroft, embarked in turn. There was no doubt about
23 2,7|       south, from the mouth to the turn of the Mercy where the bridge
24 2,7|           now remained between the turn of the river and the southern
25 2,8| instruments; they had been able to turn to their profit the animals,
26 2,9|           allowed to "blow" in his turn, and it was great fun for
27 2,9|         and when it was Pencroft's turn to go he took Jup, and let
28 2,1|           wool; for he knew how to turn ingeniously to profit the
29 2,3|            Pencroft observed every turn with extreme care. He had
30 2,4|           well to hasten, for at a turn of the path near a clearing
31 2,4|           him on the ground in his turn, snatch Herbert from him,
32 2,6|           worth while, besides, to turn Prospect Heights into a
33 2,6|          timbers, so that it could turn with all the machinery it
34 3,4|    settlers employed themselves in turn during the night. ~The morning
35 3,6|            accompanied them to the turn of the Mercy, and after
36 3,8|          the island? Had he in his turn succumbed? ~No reply was
37 3,9|          had been able to make him turn traitor! ~This incident
38 3,1|            be still time to go and turn them out on their return. ~
39 3,3|            by rendering him in our turn, although at the price of
40 3,3|         are exploring just now. To turn aside this flow, an earthquake
41 3,8|            forth, and which we may turn to good account!" ~Cyrus
42 3,8|      Spilett, every one of us must turn to at our work to-day! We
43 3,9|        other waves, which in their turn became stone, but a step