Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        it might appear, land was sure to be there. But that distant
 2 1,3|          is there... there... as sure as the fact that we are
 3 1,4|        the rocks, and I shall be sure to discover some hole into
 4 1,5| regretted, but the boy was still sure of procuring fire in some
 5 1,5|            The sailor first made sure that it was quite dry; that
 6 1,9|        of wood became hot, to be sure, but much less so than the
 7 1,0|         belong to those races of sure foot and supple spine, chamois
 8 1,7|         it not true? Now, I feel sure that there is some mystery
 9 1,9|     believe it!" ~"Are you quite sure of that, Pencroft?" asked
10 1,9|     course we shall not be quite sure, till we have explored it
11 2,1|     Pencroft, he asked,-~Are you sure that the peccary wounded
12 2,6|        at bay." ~"I shall not be sure of that till I see them
13 2,7|        tied until they were more sure of his submission. ~Then,
14 2,8|  delicate fingers, and we may be sure that what was sewn was sewn
15 2,8|          from America. We may be sure that these new shoes were
16 2,2|         of their number had made sure that all the bridges were
17 2,4|  survived in it! ~"Are you quite sure that this is a man, or that
18 2,6|        in the event of his being sure of being delivered at a
19 2,0|    reporter,-~"But are you quite sure of having seen it? Was it
20 2,0|     having seen this fire?" ~"As sure as I see you now." ~"You
21 3,2|   replied the engineer, who felt sure that a refusal would have
22 3,3|           Fire often, but with a sure aim. We have each eight
23 3,6|       The lift once raised, this sure and comfortable retreat
24 3,6|             We must, besides, be sure that they know of the islet,"
25 3,6|        be," said the sailor, "as sure as my name is Bonadventure
26 3,6|       unusual. And they could be sure that the faithful dog would
27 3,7|        by Harding's dagger, more sure even than his gun. ~During
28 3,7|       any news of us! He will be sure to come!" ~"And as he will
29 3,9|          contrary, that they are sure to fire the first shot?" ~"
30 3,9|         to Granite House. He was sure his strength would return
31 3,9|          could not employ a more sure or more rapid messenger,
32 3,4|         noticed. But could he be sure that this was all that was
33 3,9|        of Granite House, once so sure a retreat, might at any