Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|           to him. However, when a poultry-yard was established at Granite
 2 1,2|           the domestic animals, a poultry-yard for the birds, in a word
 3 2,3|           tenants of their future poultry-yard. ~But till then the guns
 4 2,7|          not be the same with the poultry-yard, to which Neb called the
 5 2,7|         establishment of the said poultry-yard than that portion of the
 6 2,7|          House, the Chimneys, the poultry-yard, and all the upper part
 7 2,7|        enable us to establish our poultry-yard under better conditions,
 8 2,7|         were anxious to possess a poultry-yard they forthwith commenced
 9 2,7|          of Creek Glycerine. ~The poultry-yard occupied an area of two
10 2,7|   themselves to the shores of the poultry-yard, and this little community,
11 2,7|   pigeon-house in a corner of the poultry-yard. There he lodged a dozen
12 2,7|         prepare a stable near the poultry-yard, in which the onagers might
13 2,8|        the end of the summer, the poultry-yard was possessed of a couple
14 2,9|         was constructed under the poultry-yard, and soon contained several
15 2,1|            and palisades; but the poultry-yard on Prospect Heights, being
16 2,2|          unless to look after the poultry-yard. The dwelling was filled
17 2,2|           the reporter. ~"And our poultry-yard," exclaimed Herbert, "and
18 2,2|            for the garden and the poultry-yard would then have been at
19 2,6|        little to the right of the poultry-yard, near the shore of the lake.
20 2,6|           Neb were working in the poultry-yard, while Harding and the reporter
21 2,6|     Pencroft and Neb, leaving the poultry-yard in all haste, rushed towards
22 2,7|        one day at the stables and poultry-yard, another at the corral,
23 2,8|   prosperous. ~The tenants of the poultry-yard swarmed, and they lived
24 2,0|         Heights. The mill and the poultry-yard particularly suffered. The
25 3,2|          But our plantations, our poultry-yard, our corral, all, everything!"
26 3,9|     plateau, our plantations, our poultry-yard!" ~Pencroft had become a
27 3,9|          and the buildings at the poultry-yard. ~A man was moving about
28 3,0|         who was watching near the poultry-yard, had not hesitated to fire
29 3,0|    consuming the buildings of the poultry-yard, and had struggled, though
30 3,0|         wall and buildings of the poultry-yard and the onagers stable,
31 3,1|          regard to rebuilding the poultry-yard, wall, or stables, Cyrus
32 3,4|         new buildings rose in the poultry-yard. It had appeared necessary
33 3,8| nettle-trees which had shaded the poultry-yard at the southern extremity