Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|     their fatigue, began their search. Poor Neb shed bitter tears,
 2 1,3|        till the next day their search for the engineer, from whom,
 3 1,5|        rest! To-morrow we will search farther." ~The reporter
 4 1,7|     induced him to prolong his search. Also, everything new must
 5 1,7|    hesitate to join him in his search. ~Gideon Spilett approved
 6 1,8| discovery of the Chimneys, the search for him, not forgetting
 7 2,5|          Let us go on with our search, then," returned Cyrus Harding. ~
 8 2,2|     call. ~Everyone set out in search of Jup, trembling lest he
 9 2,3|    will greatly facilitate our search." ~"So as to do here," replied
10 2,3|     down," said Pencroft, "and search." ~The sailor and his two
11 2,3|    will be best to give up the search for the present." ~"Let
12 2,4|      of the day before, and to search the most secret recesses
13 2,4|    therefore, that they should search for his remains, and give
14 2,4|       But before beginning our search again let us go on board
15 2,5|   returned the engineer, "your search has been unsuccessful, since
16 2,5|      under what conditions the search had been conducted; how
17 2,5|       hidden himself from your search, and we should not have
18 2,7|    hesitated to undertake this search, Lord Glenarvan resolved
19 2,7|  November, so as to pursue his search through the Ocean. ~"After
20 2,0| returned they would thoroughly search the whole of the island. ~
21 3,5|        my idea is, that we may search as long as we like for this
22 3,5|     island unexplored. We will search into its most secret recesses,
23 3,6|      they did not find Ayrton, search the neighboring woods. ~
24 3,8|       the same time-" ~"As the search for our mysterious protector,"
25 3,9|        the other three went to search the forests of the island.
26 3,2|     The colonists were able to search this forest thoroughly,
27 3,3|        from us." ~"Let us make search for him, then!" exclaimed
28 3,3|       Pencroft. ~"Yes, we will search for him," answered Harding, "
29 3,3|       of the benefit. ~"Let us search," he resumed, "and God grant
30 3,3|     occupied with the intended search. Everything incited them
31 3,3|        Gideon Spilett, "let us search all this labyrinth of the
32 3,3|        tapping every rock. The search was extended to the extreme
33 3,3|       him of whom they were in search. ~Their investigations were
34 3,0|      precisely at this time in search of Ayrton at Tabor Island?