Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2| opportunity was needed to make the attempt with any chance of success,
 2 1,2|         times had he even made the attempt, but was stopped by some
 3 1,2|            Governor authorized the attempt. A balloon was manufactured
 4 1,3|  companions had watched his daring attempt with painful anxiety, and
 5 1,3|             In three hours we will attempt the passage, and once on
 6 1,5|        that they had done in their attempt to recover Cyrus Harding.
 7 1,5|        rubbed the match. The first attempt did not produce any effect.
 8 1,6|          that it was not his first attempt, and that besides he could
 9 1,9|           this night at least, the attempt to procure fire. Gideon
10 1,9|           match, then his abortive attempt to procure fire in the savages'
11 1,0|        extinction. Cyrus Harding's attempt would succeed. ~Little by
12 1,4|  determined, The engineer hoped to attempt this the same day, at twelve
13 1,4|          would be too hazardous to attempt to reach one in a frail
14 1,7|          what Harding was going to attempt with the minerals which
15 2,3|          was too great for them to attempt during the night in the
16 2,5|          or whether they wished to attempt another escape by it, or
17 2,6|           young boy making another attempt, that was not easy; for
18 2,9|          among these newcomers. An attempt was also made for the domestication
19 2,0|         stranded did not move, nor attempt by struggling to regain
20 2,1|           because it was the first attempt made by the colonists to
21 2,1|            resolved, therefore, to attempt the exploration of the well
22 2,4|         did not struggle, nor even attempt to break his bonds. Was
23 2,4|        humanity? If free, would he attempt to fly, or would he remain?
24 2,4|           was wild, but he did not attempt to resist. ~By the reporter'
25 2,5|         did not make the slightest attempt to escape. He was gazing
26 2,6|       losing sight of him, did not attempt to disturb his solitude.
27 2,7|         Lord Glenarvan resolved to attempt everything to find the captain.
28 2,9|            in that case, Pencroft, attempt the adventure?" asked the
29 2,9|       asked the reporter. ~"I will attempt anything that is desired,
30 3,3|            appear to have made any attempt to land. Since the last
31 3,3|           at all events delay, any attempt at landing. We have the
32 3,3|          boat, that they would not attempt to penetrate into the channel,
33 3,3|         way, if they renewed their attempt to land by means of a boat,
34 3,3|     believe that she would dare to attempt it. ~In the meanwhile, the
35 3,7|    probable, however, that he will attempt to rejoin us!" ~"Ah, if
36 3,7|        engineer, "it is useless to attempt it. Besides, Captain Nemo
37 3,7|         therefore, dare all in the attempt to leave Lincoln Island,
38 3,8|       weather, and large enough to attempt, in case of need, a voyage
39 3,9|          replied Pencroft, with an attempt at pleasantry. "The sea
40 3,9|         down his cheek, nor did he attempt to conceal it. ~Some further