Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|       at least in the principal room, which occupied the center.
 2 1,9|     which was to be their chief room. This facade, situated at
 3 1,9|        and lastly, a "Visitor's room," petitioned for by Pencroft,
 4 1,9|        established in the first room, which served as a kitchen.
 5 1,2| backwards and forwards from one room to another, showing in his
 6 2,6|      staircase to go up to your room by-that's nothing for weary
 7 2,6|         and there certainly was room for it. ~"Decidedly it is
 8 2,6|        passage, rushed into the room, pursued by Neb. ~"Ah, the
 9 2,9|    forgotten, and he occupied a room at the back, near the storeroom,
10 2,0|      together as if pressed for room. The exploration of these
11 2,0|     there was hardly sufficient room to move; two or three large
12 2,1|      the settlers when in their room, well lighted with candles,
13 2,1|        you, Jup, be off to your room!" ~The ape and the dog were
14 2,1|         but Top remained in the room, and continued to utter
15 2,2|     call, who was then in Jup's room. ~"What's the matter?" asked
16 2,2|  ex-pipe, which was hung in his room near his store of tobacco.
17 2,4|    lighted for a minute a small room, which appeared perfectly
18 2,4|       is a long time since this room has been inhabited," observed
19 2,5|        and Pencroft went to the room occupied by the stranger,
20 2,6|    listening at the door of his room, heard these words escape
21 2,6|        he did not return to the room assigned to him, but remained
22 2,7|         had been talking in the room for a few minutes, when
23 2,7|     standing in a corner of the room, a little in the shade.
24 2,0|      Immediately running to the room in which Cyrus Harding then
25 3,1|         down in a corner of the room and remained silent. The
26 3,3|          to rush into the large room, was the work of a minute
27 3,5|    happily there was no want of room in Granite House, in which
28 3,9|      return more quickly in his room, with the air and sight
29 3,9|       were talking in Herbert's room, when they heard Top utter
30 3,0|       on finding himself in his room, but could scarcely even
31 3,0|    terrified, ran into the next room where his companions were
32 3,2|       colonists rushed into the room. ~Ayrton appeared to be
33 3,5|        the settlers entered the room, which was perfectly dark.
34 3,5|        into every corner of the room. ~There was no one there.
35 3,5|    opened. ~A richly-ornamented room, quickly traversed by the
36 3,0|       of the rocks of the large room were piled one above another