Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|      overboard even their most useful articles, while they endeavored
 2 1,4|     some branches will be very useful in stopping up these openings,
 3 1,9|    return. ~Top's instinct was useful to the hunters, who, thanks
 4 1,2|          said Herbert, "such a useful tree, and which has such
 5 1,3|      could not fail to be very useful in the colony. ~As to Pencroft,
 6 1,3|  bricks and tiles, it was very useful for the work in question.
 7 1,5|     they obtained a coarse but useful metal. At length, after
 8 1,9|       produced an abundance of useful plants, and a naturalist
 9 1,0|        they were at least very useful. Cyrus Harding would only
10 1,2|        with other animals more useful than foxes, namely, several
11 1,2|     Herbert had cut down these useful shrubs, and their branches,
12 2,2|        the chest, which may be useful to us. We must convey it
13 2,3|     which would have been very useful to the colony! ~The provisions,
14 2,3|   which were likely to be more useful to them than the percussion
15 2,3|       of which produces a very useful oil. Further on, Herbert
16 2,3|   Without expecting game, some useful plant might be met with,
17 2,3|    family which comprises many useful members; the guava-tree,
18 2,3|     could swear that all those useful specimens you have just
19 2,4|    film which forms the joint, useful cups are obtained, which
20 2,5|      said Spilett, "it will be useful to construct a bridge if
21 2,7| already taught to make himself useful by drawing loads of wood
22 2,7|        of burden would be very useful to us until the captain
23 2,8|     without bringing home some useful vegetable. One day, it was
24 2,9|   easier; but is this a really useful thing?" ~"Certainly, captain.
25 2,4|        collect all that may be useful to us." ~"No, Mr. Spilett,"
26 2,8| Granite House it might also be useful that Granite House should
27 2,0|  common life, and made himself useful on all occasions; but still
28 3,1|       American Republic with a useful station in this part of
29 3,4| increased by a large number of useful articles. It would be, on
30 3,5|  influence has been singularly useful to our colony. I will add
31 3,5|           Do you think that is useful?" asked the engineer. ~"
32 3,5|    engineer. ~"It is more than useful, it is necessary! Without
33 3,9|     the settlers of their most useful auxiliary. ~They waited,
34 3,9|        He would have been very useful to them, if they had been
35 3,6|      containing so many things useful to the colonists, who conveyed
36 3,6|        There yet remained much useful advice to give them, and,