Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          bit; Neb is well able to carry help to his master. If we
 2 1,4|        was therefore necessary to carry to the Chimneys a considerable
 3 1,4|          then we will trust it to carry our fuel to the Chimneys.
 4 1,8|        watch. It was necessary to carry Harding to the Chimneys,
 5 1,8|      grass and leaves, they could carry the engineer. ~This occupied
 6 1,8|        feel strong enough we will carry you home." ~"Thanks, my
 7 2,2|            we must see if it will carry all five of us!" ~This was
 8 2,2|   therefore the more necessary to carry help to them without delay. ~
 9 2,3| themselves, but were even able to carry it to others. ~It was therefore
10 2,3|          as far as the river will carry our boat!" ~The exploration
11 2,5|         the canoe alone could not carry it, then they would build
12 2,0|    believed, was all eagerness to carry out his new enterprise,
13 2,1|      which currents might perhaps carry to an inhabited coast, or
14 2,2|           four men could possibly carry. Top wore a necklace of
15 2,5|           as fast as his legs can carry him!" ~"I do not think so,"
16 2,7|           which he was charged to carry to the mate of the 'Duncan'-
17 2,9|             said Harding, "let us carry as much sail as possible,
18 3,2|           could no longer hope to carry out his project. Bob Harvey
19 3,3|          them. You know that they carry more than a mile!" ~"No
20 3,4|         there was enough water to carry the vessel clear over any
21 3,7|      necessary." ~"What! can't we carry him to Granite House?" asked
22 3,7|           the corral until we can carry Herbert without danger to
23 3,7|          where we cannot! He will carry to Granite House the news
24 3,0|      attack which must infallibly carry him off? It was not probable.
25 3,1|       fast as his four legs could carry him, but the emus distanced
26 3,3|     Pencroft. "It is necessary to carry a notice there to point
27 3,4|    lending his stout shoulders to carry the lopped trunks. ~All
28 3,6|       prevent him from seeking to carry out the object at which
29 3,7|       continued Captain Nemo, "to carry out my last wishes, and