Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        companions he would have remarked that these stars did not
 2 1,4|         southward. Pencroft had remarked, several hundred feet from
 3 1,4|          a feature which is not remarked in the common mussel. ~Pencroft
 4 1,4|      not be sufficient. Herbert remarked this. ~"Well, my boy," replied
 5 1,8| remembered nothing. ~"However," remarked Pencroft, "you must have
 6 1,8|         were to be found, Cyrus remarked to the reporter,-~"It is
 7 1,9|        surprise." ~"Well said," remarked Pencroft. "It is to be hoped,
 8 1,0|     part of the ascent, Herbert remarked on the footprints which
 9 1,4|       you imagine, my friends," remarked the engineer, "if Lincoln
10 1,1|         year, was a Friday. Neb remarked that the year finished on
11 1,1|         It is singular enough," remarked Spilett, "that this comparatively
12 1,2|    being shut up. Harding often remarked that when he approached
13 2,3|        oil. Further on, Herbert remarked the lardizabala, a twining
14 2,1|         the well. ~The engineer remarked this; but although he carefully
15 2,4| creature,-~"Whoever he may be," remarked Gideon Spilett, "whoever
16 2,9|         sailor amongst us now," remarked Neb. ~"Who is that?" asked
17 2,9|       island." ~"It is a pity," remarked the sailor, "that we forgot
18 2,9|         to do." ~"At any rate," remarked Pencroft, "it is well understood
19 2,9|         is a full moon to-day," remarked Herbert, "and these April
20 2,0|      are in the shark's mouth," remarked Nab, alluding to the form
21 3,6|       Tabor Island." ~"Indeed," remarked the reporter, "it will be
22 3,9|      the south of the mountain, remarked that Top scented something.
23 3,0|    anxiety. ~It might have been remarked besides that during this
24 3,1|    return! ~Besides, it must be remarked, the hopes of all had now
25 3,3|       yet we are not mistaken," remarked the reporter. "Mutterings
26 3,4|     ready for the fine season," remarked the engineer, who was consulting
27 3,4|        has even been observed," remarked Harding one day to his companions, "
28 3,4|      Pacific." ~"That is true," remarked Pencroft, "and when I have
29 3,8|      Harding and Gideon Spilett remarked these somber appearances,