Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|       waves?" ~"You are right, my dear Spilett. Tell me, Neb,"
 2 1,8|        dwell upon it just now, my dear Spilett, we will talk about
 3 1,9|    reporter. "You say 'Never,' my dear Cyrus?" ~"Better to put
 4 1,1|             And you are right, my dear Cyrus," replied the reporter,
 5 1,2|      watch at that hour. ~"No, my dear Spilett, wait. You have
 6 1,6|        attach to knowing that, my dear Cyrus?" asked Gideon Spilett. ~"
 7 1,7|          in this water." ~"No, my dear Spilett," replied the engineer, "
 8 1,7|      better understand either, my dear Spilett, in what way I was
 9 1,8|   mephitic exhalation. ~"Well, my dear Cyrus," said Gideon Spilett, "
10 1,1|         sea." ~"You are right, my dear Spilett," replied Cyrus
11 1,1|       secrets of the future. ~"My dear Cyrus," replied Spilett, "
12 2,1|       like to know my opinion, my dear Spilett?" ~"Yes, Cyrus." ~"
13 2,3|      reporter. ~"Note it then, my dear Spilett; for it appears
14 2,5|      cried the reporter. ~"No, my dear Spilett; but you see that
15 2,8|           their country, of their dear and great America. What
16 2,9|       Gideon Spilett to say,-~"My dear Cyrus, have you ever, since
17 2,9|           sextant, let us see, my dear Cyrus, the exact position
18 2,1|          led to say-~"But now, my dear Cyrus, all this industrial
19 2,2| manufactured a flag, that flag so dear to every true American,
20 2,5|            That is impossible, my dear Spilett." ~"Why so?" asked
21 2,8|       Chimneys. ~"Do you know, my dear Cyrus," said Gideon Spilett, "
22 2,8|         it he who threw it in, my dear Spilett." ~"You think then-" ~"
23 2,9|          port!" ~"Why, indeed, my dear Cyrus," said Spilett, "we
24 3,5|        right in speaking thus, my dear Cyrus," replied Gideon Spilett. "
25 3,5|          of which belonged to his dear boy. ~The third shot, aimed
26 3,8|          must be acknowledged, my dear Cyrus, that this time his
27 3,8|        end of our trouble yet, my dear Spilett, and that his powerful
28 3,9|         accompanied by Top-" ~"My dear Spilett, and you, Pencroft,"
29 3,9|           How long will it be, my dear Spilett, before you think
30 3,3|        the island!" ~"And why, my dear Spilett," answered Cyrus
31 3,3|       after a long rest. Thus, my dear Spilett, an eruption would
32 3,3|        and you may be certain, my dear Spilett, that neither the
33 3,4|        very admissible indeed, my dear Spilett," answered Cyrus
34 3,8|          disasters." ~"How so, my dear Cyrus?' ~"I am not certain.