Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|           different works lasted a week. They were finished before
 2 1,2|        once or twice in the second week of August, the traps supplied
 3 1,2|     almonds, etc. ~During the last week of the month of August the
 4 2,8|               Chapter 8 ~The first week of January was devoted to
 5 2,9|           changed during the first week of March. There had been
 6 2,9|          This bad weather lasted a week, during which time the thunder
 7 2,0|         have been able to do it. A week after, in the recess between
 8 2,1|           decided that more than a week should never be allowed
 9 2,1|          colonists never allowed a week to pass without having paid
10 2,1|            moved. During the first week of the month of August the
11 2,2|        frost continued for another week, and the settlers did not
12 2,2|          known world. ~During this week, Pencroft, aided by Herbert,
13 2,2|         all furnished by the first week in October, and it was agreed
14 2,3|          compass, provisions for a week; this being rapidly done,
15 2,7|            the 10th of December, a week after his return to Granite
16 2,7|         the necessary tools, and a week had not passed before the
17 2,8|            Harding never allowed a week to pass without going to
18 2,9|     discussed one day on the first week of April, when the colonists
19 2,9|          However, during the first week of April, after a sudden
20 3,4|           was of English build. ~A week after the castrophe-or,
21 3,6|           therefore, put off for a week, until the 20th of November.
22 3,1|            to get up in the second week of January, at first for
23 3,3|      remained thus until the third week of February. The convicts,
24 3,3|     February, and lasted an entire week. The base of the mountain,
25 3,4|      weather. During the following week they fixed the first of
26 3,5| Shipbuilding was interrupted for a week for the harvest, the haymaking,
27 3,9|       seriously. ~During the first week of March appearances again