Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|       these winged creatures. ~"Oh!" cried he, "those are not
 2 1,5|       than no string at all!" ~"Oh!" exclaimed Herbert, "how
 3 1,5|        strength forsaking him, "Oh! I can do no more!" he murmured. ~"
 4 1,5|      much strengthened by them. Oh! if only one of them had
 5 1,6|        rubbed smooth on a rock. Oh! what would they not have
 6 1,4|     make us first-rate guns." ~"Oh!" replied the engineer, "
 7 1,8|        which we have not got. ~"Oh, captain," replied the sailor, "
 8 1,2|        eat?" ~"Suckling-pig." ~"Oh, indeed, suckling-pig, Pencroft?
 9 2,1|  recounted what had happened. ~"Oh! the stupids!" cried the
10 2,1|    returned to the deep sea." ~"Oh! what stupids we were!"
11 2,2|       be sheltered from damp. ~"Oh!" cried Neb, "suppose it'
12 2,4|         replied the engineer. ~"Oh! five minutes!" replied
13 2,4|        hall at Granite House. ~"Oh, Mr. Spilett, how I admire
14 2,6|         do nothing but cry out "Oh! oh! oh!" ~"I begin to think
15 2,6|        nothing but cry out "Oh! oh! oh!" ~"I begin to think
16 2,6|    nothing but cry out "Oh! oh! oh!" ~"I begin to think that
17 2,6|         replied the engineer. ~"Oh!" shouted the sailor, "and
18 2,9|        cry of joy, exclaimed,-~"Oh, Captain Harding, do you
19 2,0|       none the less tobacco!" ~"Oh, good old Pencroft! Won'
20 2,0|      Gideon Spilett directly. ~"Oh, Mr. Spilett, that doesn'
21 2,0|       my word; I know her well! Oh, my friends, a vessel from
22 2,0|      anything like it before. ~"Oh Pencroft," said Spilett,
23 2,1|        be entirely consumed?" ~"Oh! the veins of coal are still
24 2,4|     asked Spilett. ~"No, no!" ~"Oh, if this ape had wounded
25 2,5|        his hands and shouting, "Oh! my master!" A more touching
26 2,5|        the bridge is raised." ~"Oh!" said Pencroft, "that isn'
27 2,7|         as none other suffered! Oh! how dreadful was this solitude,
28 3,1|        vessel?" said Herbert. ~"Oh," answered Pencroft, "she
29 3,4|       unexpected catastrophe. ~"Oh! this time, we shall know-"
30 3,4|    occasioned the explosion?" ~"Oh! Mr. Spilett, nothing is
31 3,5| engineer, turning to Herbert. ~"Oh," cried Herbert, his countenance
32 3,9|        hold it against them." ~"Oh, if we were only at Granite
33 3,9|    imprisoned in the corral." ~"Oh! I wish that he was there,
34 3,9|        and in a hoarse voice,-~"Oh! the villains!" he exclaimed. ~
35 3,3|       vessel went to pieces." ~"Oh, the villains, the cutthroats,
36 3,3|        Island for this year." ~"Oh, my 'Bonadventure!' my poor '
37 3,0|       hand to Heaven, he said, "Oh! Almighty God! mercifully