Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|          great use, and he was not mistaken in this instance. These
 2 1,9|            water. ~Herbert was not mistaken. In a few minutes the animal
 3 1,1|           he, "I do not think I am mistaken in giving to the shore of
 4 1,1|           If Cyrus Harding was not mistaken in his calculation, the
 5 1,2|          gray fur; but if I am not mistaken, there exist black and red
 6 1,3|       Herbert. ~"Well, if I am not mistaken, to-morrow will be one of
 7 2,1|     examination showed that he was mistaken. He strained his eyes in
 8 2,1|           was certain of not being mistaken. ~"Well!" said Neb, "these
 9 2,2|           shore. ~Pencroft was not mistaken. Two barrels were there,
10 2,3|               I think that you are mistaken, Pencroft," replied Gideon
11 2,5|           tree!" ~Pencroft was not mistaken, and he gave vent to his
12 2,9|            I hope that you are not mistaken!" ~Herbert was not mistaken:
13 2,9|        mistaken!" ~Herbert was not mistaken: he broke the stem of a
14 2,9|         too good an observer to be mistaken, and, if it has not moved
15 2,3|            that Pencroft should be mistaken, it was evident that land
16 2,5|          for his face could not be mistaken; but he did not speak, although
17 2,0|         predicted, he being seldom mistaken in his prognostications.
18 3,5|         Cyrus Harding could not be mistaken, as, during the war of the
19 3,6|            bowline." ~"You must be mistaken, Pencroft." ~"I am not mistaken!"
20 3,6|    mistaken, Pencroft." ~"I am not mistaken!" declared the sailor. "
21 3,6|            and one's hand is never mistaken!" ~"Then can the convicts
22 3,7|           s presentiments were not mistaken, when he wished to hunt
23 3,9|              Cyrus Harding was not mistaken. At Jup's neck hung a small
24 3,0|            cried Harding. "You are mistaken, Spilett. A malignant fever
25 3,0|          have existed." ~"I am not mistaken," replied the reporter. "
26 3,3|    eruption." ~"And yet we are not mistaken," remarked the reporter. "
27 3,5| reconnoiter. ~The engineer was not mistaken. The beginning of an immense
28 3,5|           zones. They could not be mistaken in the nature of the irradiation
29 3,6|         alone can judge. He who is mistaken in an action which he sincerely
30 3,8|      convinced that Ayrton was not mistaken. The rumbling was mingled