Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|        which he could not restrain told too clearly that he had
 2 1,5|          will not!" and rising, he told Herbert to take his place. ~
 3 1,8|       Spilett." ~The reporter then told him all that had occurred.
 4 1,9|           these brave men had been told that a volcanic eruption
 5 1,1|    encampment. The engineer merely told his companions that the
 6 1,7|         Pencroft were first of all told to extract the grease from
 7 2,1|             cried Herbert. ~And he told how he had taken care to
 8 2,3|            specimens you have just told us about are none of them
 9 2,5|     addressing Herbert, "you never told us how you met this savage,
10 2,6|           things too serious to be told!" ~They must be patient
11 2,6|           was there-alone? And who told you that I was not abandoned
12 2,6|      attention. ~Then the engineer told who they all were, Gideon
13 2,7|          of convicts, who had been told what they had to do. ~"Meanwhile,
14 2,7|         speak. Lord Glenarvan then told him, that at the first port
15 2,8|     conversation. ~"But has Ayrton told the truth?" asked the sailor. ~"
16 2,8|             The story which he has told is true in every point.
17 2,8|          its result." ~"Ayrton has told the truth," added Harding. "
18 2,8|           but Cyrus Harding having told him that even if he managed
19 2,9|      to-morrow at sunrise." ~"As I told you, Pencroft, we will leave
20 2,0| communication with the sea, and he told them that he had explored
21 3,1|      dining-room of Granite House, told them what had happened.
22 3,3|            of bullets on the rock, told them that the "Speedy" was
23 3,6|           return to Granite House, told the engineer all that had
24 3,7|            what had happened. They told him, and Spilett begged
25 3,8|            beginning to speak, and told him the most improbable
26 3,0|          During this time, Harding told Neb all that had happened
27 3,4|           And, really, had any one told Pencroft and Neb that a
28 3,5|            the state of things, he told them all the pros and cons.