Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|          bank, they both searched carefully, but in vain. The box was
 2 1,5|          rough stone, he wiped it carefully, and with a beating heart,
 3 1,7|         then!" said he. ~Pencroft carefully covered the embers on the
 4 1,8|      coast for another two miles, carefully examining the beach, both
 5 1,9|         if his companions had not carefully covered him with their coats
 6 1,2|          not forgotten to wind up carefully every day. ~As to the engineer'
 7 1,3|          that night, all watching carefully to keep up the fire. ~The
 8 1,4|           sand, and wedging it up carefully, he managed, by means of
 9 1,4|        the crest of the cliff. He carefully marked the place with a
10 1,8|           continued. The engineer carefully observed all the deviations
11 1,9|          ground. This projection, carefully leveled by the pickaxe,
12 1,9|        wanting, the two sportsmen carefully explored the warren. At
13 1,0|            The place was cleared, carefully weeded, and searched for
14 1,1|          meant to explore it more carefully, and it was probable that
15 1,2|        this began to thicken, Neb carefully removed it with a wooden
16 2,2|        was made of oak wood, very carefully closed and covered with
17 2,2|         whatever, on examining it carefully, that it had not been long
18 2,2|     ascertained. Each article was carefully examined, especially the
19 2,3|  different plants, which had been carefully rooted up, were carried
20 2,4|        They set out, having first carefully secured the canoe. Pencroft
21 2,4|         with bones, the guns were carefully loaded, in case of a sudden
22 2,8|      garden, now well stocked and carefully defended from the birds,
23 2,1|    remarked this; but although he carefully examined these points by
24 2,6|          on Tabor Island had been carefully sown. The plateau thus formed
25 2,6| kitchen-garden, well laid out and carefully tended, so that the arms
26 2,9|         bay, which is worth being carefully explored." ~"I think that
27 3,1|           said Spilett, "and look carefully, Ayrton, for it is possible
28 3,2|         an instant. ~Ayrton stole carefully along the between-decks,
29 3,4|          to say that, although he carefully searched the lockers of
30 3,6|         worked the lift, had been carefully preserved, and the water
31 3,1|           weapons and ammunition, carefully chosen from the now complete
32 3,1|           The watch was, however, carefully organized. Two of the settlers
33 3,2|         coast, although they were carefully sought for. No more footprints,
34 3,2|     therefore, near the cart, and carefully watched the neighboring
35 3,3|           any wound. ~Only, after carefully examining them, Pencroft
36 3,3|       directed to the downs. They carefully examined the high lava-cliffs
37 3,7|      flooded with light, had been carefully closed. The iron door leading
38 3,8|          The canoe was left here, carefully protected from the waves.
39 3,9|         to employ in planking and carefully calking the vessel, and