Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     determined at any cost to keep his place at the wicket
 2 1,4|       in the left passage and keep an opening for the smoke." ~"
 3 1,5|      Mr. Spilett would rather keep his note-book than his match-box." ~
 4 1,5|    fire go out, and always to keep some embers alight. It only
 5 1,6|      someone should remain to keep in the fire, and to be at
 6 1,7|     wood among them, so as to keep in the fire until their
 7 1,1|     quite of myself. Shall we keep the name of the Chimneys
 8 1,2|    Undoubtedly." ~"Very well, keep it thus. Content yourself
 9 1,3|     all watching carefully to keep up the fire. ~The operation
10 1,4|   make a craft that's able to keep at sea!" ~"We shall do it,
11 1,5|       the settlers watched to keep up the fire, in case any
12 1,6|      watch every night, or to keep up a fire. And then, my
13 1,7|   stones, for Cyrus wished to keep the fat for the use of the
14 1,7| before our companions. Let us keep our remarks to ourselves,
15 1,7|       from the dugong, and to keep the flesh, which was destined
16 1,8| spears," said Cyrus Harding. "Keep on your guard, and forward!" ~"
17 2,2|       find no one-" ~"We will keep it for ourselves!" cried
18 2,2|   were scarcely sufficient to keep it above water. The sailor
19 2,3|    full, and it was enough to keep the boat in the center of
20 2,5|    dark. Pencroft prepared to keep his promise by constructing
21 2,5|   perhaps it would be best to keep silence. ~No reply. The
22 2,6|        these creatures cannot keep us long at bay." ~"I shall
23 2,0|  covered with ice, which will keep them bent, and I will strew
24 2,0|      great deal of trouble to keep our secret." ~"Well, my
25 2,1|   Herbert would have liked to keep this superb bird, as its
26 2,2|       that they endeavored to keep him in the rear. Endowed
27 2,2|    been almost always able to keep their assailants at a distance.
28 2,2|       in reasoning beings, to keep the orang from any excess.
29 2,6|       he apparently wished to keep. If one of the settlers
30 2,9|     Master Jup was ordered to keep him company, and made no
31 2,9|      larboard tack they could keep close to the shore. ~The
32 2,9|       then?" ~"I shall try to keep in the offing until the
33 2,0|       make use of the guns to keep those dangerous visitors
34 3,3| rowing that they were able to keep in the middle of the channel.
35 3,3|    channel, and that he would keep outside the islet. He would
36 3,9|      lower it again, so as to keep open a retreat. ~At length
37 3,8|     nevertheless necessary to keep up the stores of Granite
38 3,8|    Bonadventure'-for we shall keep the old name, shall we not?-