Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|         this sterile spot, always returning to its northern point, where
 2 1,5|           for the others. ~Before returning to the cave, the sailor
 3 1,5|           and Spilett. ~They were returning alone! . . . . The boy's
 4 1,8|          found him. The color was returning to his cheeks, which till
 5 1,8|         first several fathoms. On returning to the surface, in the half
 6 1,6|            who tried to escape by returning towards the shore. His master
 7 2,5|        doubts set at rest, and by returning by Claw Cape the exploration
 8 2,7|         soon became accustomed to returning every evening to their new
 9 2,0|           House. ~However, before returning to the dockyard, Cyrus Harding
10 2,2|          see his pupil's appetite returning. ~"Eat away, my Jup," said
11 2,4|        said Pencroft, "instead of returning on board, I think that it
12 2,5|         which had been so long in returning. ~"God be praised! there
13 2,5|            In short, was the soul returning to the body? ~Yes, to a
14 2,6|           a hope, a certainty, of returning some day to his country,
15 2,9|      since we have this chance of returning to our country, we must
16 2,0| unaccountable. ~However, Harding, returning to the fact of a fire having
17 2,0|          quickly. ~"When you were returning from Tabor Island, Pencroft,"
18 2,0|           fine season was swiftly returning. Nature was reviving; and
19 2,0|           nook of Granite House. ~Returning to the bright light, and
20 3,3|        water. However, instead of returning on board as might have been
21 3,4|         the colonists' chances of returning to their native land were
22 3,6|          have been prevented from returning to Tabor Island." ~"Indeed,"
23 3,8|       nourishment. ~The color was returning to his cheeks, and his bright
24 3,1|           of all were animated by returning hope. ~This hope was not
25 3,3|        leaving Ayrton's house, or returning to the spot where lay the
26 3,3|          was now time to think of returning, for these researches could
27 3,4|     provides us with the means of returning to our country." ~And, really,
28 3,4|          in the first days of the returning spring. ~On the 7th of September,
29 3,9|        and his companions, before returning to Granite House, desired