Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|            how to kill the time, but really dreading, like his friend,
 2 1,4|             in the granite, and they really found eggs in some of the
 3 1,7|       listened more attentively, and really thought he heard, during
 4 1,9|            fire, for the sparks were really only incandescent, and not
 5 1,9|              of ships; that would be really unlucky!" ~"We shall not
 6 1,2|              in fish. ~"This lake is really beautiful!" said Gideon
 7 1,4|         spacious oyster-bed. ~"It is really a fortunate discovery,"
 8 1,4|             But while these men, who really hesitated at nothing, were
 9 1,6|           Herculean work, and it was really vexing that nature could
10 1,7|         replied the engineer, "and I really do not know how to account
11 1,7|            nitro-glycerine!" ~It was really this terrible production,
12 1,1|            certain extent. One would really say, that the western part
13 1,1|            the fact that the moon is really a cold star, which is no
14 1,1| infiltrations of the soil and it was really so. It was also to be feared
15 1,2|             These suckling-pigs were really delicious, and Pencroft
16 2,2|   books-nothing is wanting! It might really be said that he expected
17 2,5|           the rope, that it had been really worn through by rubbing
18 2,6|          remained firm. The case was really perplexing. Pencroft stormed.
19 2,8|         these chelonians, which were really valuable from an alimentary
20 2,9|             be easier; but is this a really useful thing?" ~"Certainly,
21 2,1|             parts of the Pacific. It really appeared as if it formed
22 2,2|              sailor. ~"Perhaps he is really a man," said Pencroft sometimes
23 2,5|    lighthouse, a pier, and dock! Ah! really with you, captain, everything
24 2,7|              with his companions. It really seemed as if the society
25 2,8|              saying anything, for he really did not know how to explain
26 2,0|             satisfaction. ~One might really say that the honest Negro
27 2,0|            winter months, which were really rigorous, that is to say,
28 3,1|                I'm blessed but it is really a vessel!" he exclaimed,
29 3,3|           his object? Had his design really been to blow up the brig,
30 3,3|              exclaimed Pencroft, "it really seems as if the blackguards
31 3,3|          less!" exclaimed Pencroft. "Really, one would have thought
32 3,6|              weapons would have been really formidable. ~The colonists
33 3,7|          will be killed!" ~"Is there really no way of warning him?" ~
34 3,4|     returning to our country." ~And, really, had any one told Pencroft
35 3,4|           the building of a vessel-a really urgent work, since it was
36 3,5|          night came the workmen were really quite exhausted. So as not