Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         notes, short, decisive, and clear, threw light on some important
 2 1,4|         left bank the wall remained clear and abrupt, on the right
 3 1,5|           part of the beach. It was clear that that portion of the
 4 1,5|         piled-up rocks, before this clear, crackling fire on the dry
 5 1,7|           stopped, and gave a loud, clear bark. Spilett, Herbert,
 6 1,8|          footprints. They were very clear and went towards the downs.
 7 1,8|      replied the Negro. ~"It's very clear that the captain came here
 8 1,8|              said Pencroft. ~"It is clear in reality," observed Spilett, "
 9 1,0|             a suckling-pig before a clear, crackling fire. ~The Chimneys
10 1,2|         waters of the stream flowed clear and limpid between high
11 1,2|            a large stream, deep and clear, formed of the mountain
12 1,3|            Also, since the night is clear, I will try, this very evening,
13 1,3|            of the pole from above a clear horizon, that is, a sea
14 1,4|              The sun rising above a clear horizon, announced a magnificent
15 1,4|         memory has preserved a very clear recollection of its southern
16 1,4|             observation. He chose a clear place on the shore, which
17 1,7|         decanted it, and obtained a clear liquid containing in solution
18 1,0|         work that was needed was to clear some trees of their branches:
19 1,1|           morning. The sky was very clear, as it often is after prolonged
20 1,1| Mediterranean gulf, when the sky is clear. Claw Cape, bent in the
21 1,2|          among others, certain very clear marks of claws. Herbert
22 2,4|             This creek was deep and clear, but it was absolutely unnavigable. ~"
23 2,4|            The weather was fine and clear, and from a height of a
24 2,4|         four hours to do this, on a clear ground and without hurrying
25 2,7|           Then," added Neb, "we can clear the plateau, and transplant
26 2,8|           Spilett was so anxious to clear their domain. ~Before the
27 2,3|            And yet the document was clear enough; there was a castaway,
28 2,4|       escape. Then the vessel being clear, he descended to his cabin
29 2,9|           should like to see my way clear in these unknown quarters." ~"
30 2,0|             horizon was beautifully clear, and the sea, undulating
31 3,1|          The horizon was still very clear. The examination was easy,
32 3,3|               Soon the fog began to clear away, and the topmasts of
33 3,4|           water to carry the vessel clear over any rocks which would
34 3,7|          less than an hour he could clear it, and it might be hoped
35 3,0|         them, but any enterprise to clear the island was now rendered
36 3,1|             fixed. The nights, very clear at this time of year, would
37 3,2|             still fell on the field clear of trees. Thirty feet distant
38 3,5|          the glowing nucleus, whose clear rays were shattered by all
39 3,8|            arc through an extremely clear sky, indicated that a thick