Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         doubt that they might be killed, but on the other hand they
 2 1,4|      among this swarm would have killed a great number, but to fire
 3 1,9|         dragged to the bank, was killed by a blow from Neb's stick. ~"
 4 1,0|  cleverly and vigorously thrown, killed one of these tragopans,
 5 1,3|       part of these animals were killed in the part of the forest
 6 1,5|          with sticks, could have killed them easily, but they were
 7 1,5|       Herbert and Gideon Spilett killed two kangaroos with bows
 8 1,6|      fifteen feet in length. Neb killed it by a blow from his stick.
 9 1,7|       the same arm with a dagger killed the dugong!" ~"Yes," replied
10 1,0|       iron-tipped spears, easily killed half-a-dozen. Neb and Pencroft
11 2,3|         Pencroft that he had not killed the king of eatable birds.
12 2,6|          fired. Some, wounded or killed, fell back into the rooms,
13 2,0| herbivorous animals were however killed during the last fortnight
14 2,0|         allowed themselves to be killed among the thick branches
15 2,4|          ducks which Herbert had killed, he pounced on it like a
16 2,6|        to the one which had been killed on Reptile End. Suddenly
17 3,3|        to kill, and they must be killed!" ~Cyrus Harding had clearly
18 3,3|        revolver at them, who had killed one and wounded two others,
19 3,5|         Top out of the lake, and killed the dugong? Was it he, who
20 3,7|         towards him. ~"They have killed him!" he cried. "My boy!
21 3,7|        cried. "My boy! They have killed him!" ~Cyrus Harding and
22 3,7|          Mercy. Besides, the one killed by Harding, and whose body
23 3,7|       added Spilett, "he will be killed!" ~"Is there really no way
24 3,9|        It is that Ayrton was not killed at the corral! That they
25 3,9|          if the convicts had not killed him at first, if they had
26 3,2|          If they themselves were killed, what would become of Harding,
27 3,3|         had it happened? who had killed the convicts? Was it Ayrton?
28 3,3|     returned, boasting of having killed one of the inhabitants of
29 3,6|       finally, it was he who had killed the convicts with the electric