Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         few provisions they had kept, everything, even to their
 2 1,2|         beard, of which he only kept a thick mustache, were already
 3 1,4|      the raft with a long pole, kept it in the current. This
 4 1,5|         opening at the side was kept, to lead out the smoke and
 5 1,5|   narrow passage which had been kept. This, if the smoke did
 6 1,6|        which Gideon Spilett had kept, doubtless by inadvertence,
 7 1,7|      strings of couroucous were kept for the next day, but they
 8 1,7|        Gideon Spilett alone was kept awake by anxiety. He reproached
 9 1,9|         upon it in a bound, and kept it from plunging again.
10 1,0|     cooking the bird, which Neb kept for the next day. The remains
11 1,2|         Spilett, wait. You have kept the Richmond time, have
12 1,2| companions, and like them, they kept out of sight behind the
13 1,3|      Island, and from that time kept a regular account. The 5th
14 1,7|  combustion of these plants was kept up for several days, and
15 1,8|      with the sea. However, Top kept at the head of the little
16 1,9| provisions, and stores would be kept. All the productions of
17 1,2|      his traps, which he always kept properly baited. In one
18 2,2| entirely finished. Pencroft had kept his promise, and a light
19 2,5|  finding it again, whether they kept the case under its present
20 2,9|        the firearms, which were kept with extreme care, and neither
21 2,2|     provisions; and as the game kept perfectly in the intense
22 2,2|      and Claw Cape, the captain kept her close hauled, so as
23 2,3|       be answered the next day, kept them in suspense, and at
24 2,4|    taking an hour's sleep. They kept a sharp look-out, for either
25 2,5|        his chest. ~The settlers kept behind him, ready to seize
26 2,7|    Nevertheless, Lord Glenarvan kept the promise which he had
27 3,7|  Herbert's two wounds, and were kept constantly wet with cold
28 3,7|      still in a sleep. Pencroft kept the compresser always wet.
29 3,8|       worse. Cold water, always kept at a suitable temperature,
30 3,9|          However, the colonists kept a strict watch. Top and
31 3,2|      Jup, at Pencroft's orders, kept behind. Neb led Top in a
32 3,4|         also, and besides, they kept it with extreme care. From
33 3,6|        Instead of doing this he kept them prisoners, and during