Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        set out on their hazardous expedition in the balloon on the 20th
 2 1,6|         prepare themselves for an expedition, either along the shore
 3 1,6|        particular object of their expedition was, as has been said, to
 4 1,4|            or rather an exploring expedition, to that side of the island
 5 1,0|        which had been seen on the expedition to Mount Franklin, and the
 6 1,1|           colony took part in the expedition. Accordingly, on the 5th
 7 2,1|         will look for in our next expedition." ~The day on which the
 8 2,3|        for the proposed exploring expedition, which recent events had
 9 2,3|          Harding assigned for the expedition. They hoped besides to supply
10 2,6|       which they had had on their expedition were exhausted, and they
11 2,1|           should be devoted to an expedition against these birds. ~Not
12 2,3|          arrangements for the new expedition were made. It appeared best
13 2,7|           but he continued,-~"The expedition set out and proceeded across
14 2,7|         her. After having led the expedition near enough to the coast,
15 2,7|          from the place where the expedition had stopped. It was there
16 2,8|           newspapers of the yacht expedition undertaken by Lord Glenarvan,
17 2,9|           Ayrton of the projected expedition, and proposed that he should
18 3,2|           Speedy" departing on an expedition, it was probable that some
19 3,6|         without delay; but as the expedition would be of some days duration,
20 3,6|       favorable for the projected expedition, which, if it did not accomplish
21 3,6|     Herbert found time to make an expedition to Port Balloon, The sailor
22 3,6|         had been employed in some expedition? ~"But how was it we did
23 3,6|          Granite House for a long expedition, I think the 'Bonadventure'
24 3,8|           the object of our grand expedition at the same time-" ~"As
25 3,9| interrupted only by the projected expedition through the island. ~It
26 3,1|        should have recovered, the expedition, the result of which must
27 3,1|       therefore, decided that the expedition should be carried through
28 3,1|  themselves were to accompany the expedition; the inaccessible dwelling
29 3,2|          they knew nothing of the expedition against them, if, lastly,
30 3,8|         the sailor's opinion, the expedition projected by the engineer