Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|           very singular!" ~"But," resumed the sailor, "can you tell
 2 1,2|   interrupted for an instant, was resumed. The limpid waters of the
 3 1,5|        place, and the journey was resumed. ~At five o'clock in the
 4 2,4|       forest ended, and the shore resumed the customary appearance
 5 2,5|         hour's rest, the settlers resumed their journey, and not a
 6 2,8|           got rid of the varnish, resumed its natural softness and
 7 2,0|      usual daily occupations were resumed by the inmates of Granite
 8 2,1|    conversation ended thus, to be resumed later on, without convincing
 9 2,1|         the winter, work had been resumed in the interior of Granite
10 2,1|      replied Harding. ~"However," resumed Gideon Spilett, "you do
11 2,2|           amuse me all the same," resumed the sailor, "if some fine
12 2,2|              Consider, Pencroft," resumed Harding, "you cannot go
13 2,3|           for some instants, then resumed, ~"From this document, my
14 2,5|          attentions, the stranger resumed a more human appearance,
15 2,6|       strangely, and he had quite resumed the wild aspect of his worst
16 2,6|          to be feared that he had resumed his habits, and that this
17 2,7|          worked alone, and he had resumed his usual life, never appearing
18 2,8|        Herbert, Pencroft, and Neb resumed their ordinary occupations.
19 2,9|            I shall not be sorry," resumed the engineer, "to pass not
20 2,0|         mud!" ~"Let us continue," resumed the engineer. "Have you
21 2,0|     things!" ~"Well, my friends," resumed the engineer, "a last fact
22 3,4|       incredulity. ~"My friends," resumed Harding, "you remember that
23 3,6|           in two hours." ~"Well," resumed Gideon Spilett, "I ask again,
24 3,7|      Harding. ~Gideon Spilett had resumed his examination of the wounded
25 3,3|     benefit. ~"Let us search," he resumed, "and God grant that we
26 3,5|        And you, Captain Harding," resumed Pencroft enthusiastically, "
27 3,6|         to none?-~The captain had resumed his position on the divan,
28 3,7|         companions. ~"Gentlemen," resumed the captain, "to-morrow
29 3,7|           well!" he murmured. ~He resumed,-~"But enough of myself.
30 3,8|       point. ~The works were then resumed. Cyrus Harding, Pencroft,
31 3,8|        smoldering for ten weeks," resumed Gideon Spilett, "and it
32 3,8|          sign from Cyrus Harding, resumed the oars, and half an hour
33 3,9| incredulity. ~"Listen, Pencroft," resumed the engineer, "I will tell