Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|       where their hope of safety lay, while eating some shell-fish
 2 1,6|        gradually and the channel lay between high banks, over
 3 1,8|  occurred; great blocks of stone lay on the beach, which was
 4 1,9|         their store of wood, and lay violent hands on every creature,
 5 1,1|       monstrous leviathan, which lay sleeping on the surface
 6 1,5|          Two of the animals soon lay dead on the sand, but the
 7 1,7|           At the beach, on which lay the body of the dugong,
 8 1,7|        is the outlet, and I will lay it open to view!" ~"How?"
 9 1,7|           will subside, so as to lay bare this opening-" ~"And
10 1,7|         one end, while the other lay on the ground several feet
11 1,0|       settle their dwelling, and lay in a store of food; thus
12 2,1|     purpose. Some of these trees lay on the ground, and they
13 2,4|      western shore of the island lay extended before the eyes
14 2,4|   contemplating the animal as it lay stretched on the ground,
15 2,4|        and then just before they lay down to rest, the heap of
16 2,5|          springs, its brasswork, lay on the ground, but the net,
17 2,8| considerable, as each turtle can lay annually two hundred and
18 2,0|          and a stem at the bows, lay along the sand. ~Cyrus Harding
19 2,2|          Several colpeos already lay dead on the ground, but
20 2,2|       tide, it was seen that she lay evenly in the water, and
21 2,4|        at the singular being who lay on the ground. Indeed it
22 2,7|    reason the yacht at this time lay off the coast of Australia.
23 2,7|       misery, grief, and despair lay revealed before them! ~"
24 3,5|         well armed. If they each lay hid in a corner, and each
25 3,6|     Herbert, struck by a bullet, lay stretched on the ground. ~ ~
26 3,7|          stupor in which Herbert lay, a stupor owing either to
27 3,9|        of the Jacamar Wood which lay between the Mercy and the
28 3,0|   received the mattress on which lay the unconscious Herbert.
29 3,0|          were nearly full-grown, lay on the ground. The other
30 3,0|        the intervals of fever he lay as one dead. ~Towards three
31 3,0|     pointed to the table. ~On it lay a little oblong box, of
32 3,1|         their hatchets, and thus lay the first draft of a road
33 3,2|      used by Ayrton. ~On the bed lay the body of a man. ~Suddenly
34 3,3|      returning to the spot where lay the bodies of the convicts.
35 3,3|         most instantaneous form, lay the corpses of the five
36 3,4|       the keel of the new vessel lay along the dockyard, and
37 3,5|         be rigged as a schooner, lay in the dockyard. The ribs
38 3,5|         is!" said he. ~This wire lay along the ground, and was
39 3,5|        was iron-plated. Two oars lay at the bottom. ~"Jump in!"
40 3,8| impossible to divine what future lay before them. Evidently the