Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|    voyagers, and was held pressed close to his master in the meshes
 2 1,2|          mists passed like clouds close to the ground. Rain fell
 3 1,3|          sight of foaming billows close to their feet. The solid
 4 1,1|      question, to which after the close examination they had just
 5 1,5|         for the manufacture being close together would greatly facilitate
 6 1,5|           to land, for with their close, short hair, and their fusiform
 7 1,8|      compact, and of an extremely close grain. The passage dated,
 8 1,9|       made, the engineer meant to close the openings with thick
 9 1,9|        engineer. Pencroft saw the close sympathy which existed between
10 1,1|           the birds, they were so close together. The explorers
11 2,1|           of her masts, might lie close to the land and thus be
12 2,2|          the channel, and steered close to the southern point of
13 2,4|         on the right bank were as close together as on the left
14 2,7|          that the birds should be close within reach of the cook,
15 2,7|       banks of the lake which was close to the old opening. ~Water-birds
16 2,7|       plan the canal which was to close the plateau on the west,
17 2,0|         minutes the settlers were close to the enormous animal,
18 2,2|         us must have forgotten to close." ~"True," said Spilett, "
19 2,2|          soon obliged to fight at close quarters, not without receiving
20 2,2|        Cape, the captain kept her close hauled, so as to sail along
21 2,6|          Then, passing one moment close to Herbert, he stopped and
22 2,9|     larboard tack they could keep close to the shore. ~The colonists
23 2,9| admiration. They coasted along as close in as possible, so as to
24 2,9|        Granite House. ~"Let us go close in," said he. ~And the "
25 2,0|        Bonadventure," coasting as close as possible along the cliffs,
26 3,7| responsibility. He seated himself close to the bed. Cyrus Harding
27 3,7|           the hemorrhage, but not close the two wounds, or cause
28 3,7|     dressed without attempting to close them by immediate coaptation. ~
29 3,5|        volcanoes, the old craters close and new ones open. This
30 3,7|         saloon, of which you will close the door; then you will
31 3,7|       mainhatch so as entirely to close the vessel." ~"It shall
32 3,8|      Moreover, the atmosphere was close, as if the oxygen had been