Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|  consideration, for he had not yet examined the stranger who addressed
 2 1,3|            and Herbert attentively examined this land, on which they
 3 1,4|        yield." ~In the meantime he examined the coast with great attention.
 4 1,4|      things. ~Pencroft and Herbert examined for some time the country
 5 1,4|            and Herbert attentively examined the cavities in the granite,
 6 1,6|         feathers, and after having examined them,-~"These are couroucous,"
 7 1,8|    smallest trace to guide him. He examined particularly that part of
 8 1,6|     reporter, "but we have already examined all that mass of granite,
 9 1,6|           his stick. Cyrus Harding examined the reptile, and declared
10 1,8|          stalactites. The engineer examined this black granite. There
11 1,0|     question; but Harding took it, examined it, found that it was in
12 2,2|       attentively around them, and examined the shore for several hundred
13 2,2|         Each article was carefully examined, especially the books, instruments
14 2,5|            The shore was of course examined with the same care from
15 2,9|          and Herbert, after having examined that part of the Far West
16 2,1|          but although he carefully examined these points by the light
17 2,5|           and the engineer, having examined the arms and tools, saw
18 2,0|          the little spot. ~Harding examined it; then seizing his telescope
19 3,1|         thence he very attentively examined the vessel, which was at
20 3,1|             During some minutes he examined the horizon without moving,
21 3,3|            surveyed the islet, and examined the shore. ~Their illusion
22 3,4|           the brig's hull might be examined. ~When their treasures had
23 3,4|           Chimneys. ~Cyrus Harding examined the cylinder attentively,
24 3,6|         hours to traverse it. They examined all the border of the road,
25 3,6|            once, the sailor having examined the bitts to which the cable
26 3,7|          to do. ~First of all they examined the corral. There was not
27 3,9|           the corral. There it was examined by the colonists, who found
28 3,0|           weakness. Gideon Spilett examined his wounds. He feared to
29 3,1| extinguished fire were attentively examined by the settlers. By measuring
30 3,3|         engineer, Neb and Pencroft examined the bodies, already stiffened
31 3,3|       waving lighted torches; they examined the smallest excavations;
32 3,3|          the downs. They carefully examined the high lava-cliffs of
33 3,4|            went to the corral they examined the sea to the west with