Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      point. Besides, he was not wanting in humor. It was he who,
 2 1,3|        However, verdure was not wanting to the right beyond the
 3 1,4|         likely that it would be wanting in such a capriciously uneven
 4 1,4| passages in which light was not wanting, for it entered through
 5 1,4|       feet; but if fuel was not wanting, the means of transporting
 6 1,9|        t the game which will be wanting on our return." ~"Have you
 7 1,0|        flint, that would not be wanting in these regions of Plutonic
 8 1,2|       the Pacific, seemed to be wanting in the island, the latitude,
 9 1,5|        to it the coal which was wanting. The first, obtained by
10 1,6|    Neither bricks nor tools are wanting now. After having been brickmakers,
11 1,7|         acid. But this acid was wanting, and he would have been
12 1,9|    rabbits themselves should be wanting, the two sportsmen carefully
13 1,0|        food . . . but bread was wanting. ~Perhaps in time the settlers
14 2,2|      utensils, books-nothing is wanting! It might really be said
15 2,2|       beforehand." ~"Nothing is wanting, indeed," murmured Cyrus
16 2,2|         nothing would have been wanting to complete my happiness!" ~
17 2,3|      not know what more will be wanting in our island!" ~These different
18 2,8|        of fare. Bread alone was wanting at the table of the settlers,
19 2,0|    sailor. "Nothing more is now wanting to our island." ~And Pencroft
20 2,2|    instinct, which is too often wanting in reasoning beings, to
21 2,2|      destitute, and now what is wanting to us five fellows who fell
22 2,8|   copper. Copper was absolutely wanting to the engineer, who, notwithstanding
23 2,8|  immerse the paper, nothing was wanting. Even the papers were there,
24 2,0|     Pencroft that his harbor is wanting in one very important respect!" ~"
25 2,0|    distance. Occupation was not wanting to the colonists, for without
26 3,7|       in the hut, which was not wanting in things necessary for
27 3,8|         time his protection was wanting at the very moment when
28 3,4|      the wood nor the tools are wanting. It is only a question of
29 3,4|      for small game, were never wanting in the house. The produce
30 3,5|        us if the means had been wanting to enable us to reach him!" ~