Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         downward course, and to prevent the balloon from being engulfed
 2 1,1|    ocean. ~It was impossible to prevent the escape of gas, which
 3 1,5|        their short, webbed feet prevent their having more than a
 4 1,9|     thick shutters, which would prevent either wind or rain from
 5 1,9|    outlet by the lake, so as to prevent any access by that way.
 6 2,3|     fevers?" ~"No, because they prevent them!" ~"Good. I must note
 7 2,7|        was sufficiently wide to prevent any animals from crossing. ~
 8 2,8|        palisade, high enough to prevent even the most agile animals
 9 2,1|       wool, and on the other to prevent its diminution by the beating,
10 2,7|     seas. But it pleased God to prevent the accomplishment of these
11 3,3|       it on the islet, so as to prevent, or at all events delay,
12 3,3|        We must therefore try to prevent them from landing, but without
13 3,3|       had been raised, so as to prevent any one from crossing in
14 3,3|       their having been able to prevent it, and also if they saw
15 3,3|   Spilett's rifles are there to prevent them. You know that they
16 3,3|     effect? How could they then prevent the pirates from landing? ~
17 3,4|        four guns, he engaged to prevent any fleet, "however powerful
18 3,7|       was that he would have to prevent the inflammatory strangulation
19 3,8|       who talked incessantly to prevent him from beginning to speak,
20 3,0|         was he to do there? How prevent the devastations with which
21 3,0|          therefore, possible to prevent them, but any enterprise
22 3,0|        should we not be able to prevent a third, he is lost." ~"
23 3,1|         it would be too late to prevent it, or it had been the convicts'
24 3,2|      Neb led Top in a leash, to prevent him from bounding forward. ~
25 3,3|       wake up. But we could not prevent it, could we? At any rate,
26 3,4|          Nothing can be done to prevent that, and men, Pencroft,
27 3,5|       After all, they could not prevent it. It did not appear likely
28 3,5|      darkness was, it would not prevent them from finding the familiar
29 3,6|      domestic happiness did not prevent him from seeking to carry
30 3,7| fastened in such a manner as to prevent even a drop of water from
31 3,9|        Cyrus Harding, could not prevent a gesture of incredulity. ~"
32 3,9|       lost. ~Pencroft could not prevent a large tear from rolling
33 3,9|       sole obstacle which could prevent it from overrunning the
34 3,0|          eating only what would prevent them from dying of starvation.