Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|        The watery expanse did not present a single speck of land,
 2 1,2|      opportunity not only did not present itself, but was very difficult
 3 1,3|         The question could not at present be decided whether this
 4 1,6|        retreat sufficient for the present. The fire was lighted, and
 5 1,8|        what had happened. For the present the question was, how to
 6 1,0|           Pencroft had made him a present. ~"A grain of corn?" said
 7 1,1| comparatively small island should present such varied ground. This
 8 1,1|         It appears to me that the present extent of habitable countries
 9 1,1|          animal emigration, be at present laying the foundation of
10 2,5|           kept the case under its present form, or whether they wished
11 2,6|           one thing to be done at present; wait for day, and then
12 2,7|           as to keeping it in its present form, and risking themselves
13 2,0|          and one fine day we will present him with a pipe already
14 2,2|          honest Jup, I make you a present of it! Smoke away, old boy,
15 2,3|         on the 13th, for with the present wind it would not take more
16 2,3|   diminished by distance, did not present an appearance likely to
17 2,3|        give up the search for the present." ~"Let us go on board,
18 2,5|               That is possible at present," replied Cyrus Harding, "
19 2,8|        amazed as if they had been present at some transformation scene,
20 3,1|         and that will be no small present which we shall make to our
21 3,4|         must be suspended for the present. There was no fear of the
22 3,5|          the Pacific have only to present themselves before Granite
23 3,5|      security lost! No matter! At present, the colonists had reason
24 3,6|         could not be harnessed at present, and a few days' rest was
25 3,6|         arrangements both for the present and the future. He also
26 3,4|          of their country, always present in their thoughts! ~They
27 3,6|         the past, and studied the present and future. He learned from
28 3,8|         other complications might present themselves. In fact, eruptions
29 3,8|          and this happened on the present occasion. Cyrus Harding
30 3,8|          Although the tide was at present low, no beach could he seen,
31 3,0|       avail them nothing in their present position. They were in the
32 3,0|           of Lincoln Island, "the present residence of Ayrton and
33 3,0|         were happy, united in the present as they had been in the