Part,  Chapter

 1 3,2|       captain!" ~"Hurrah for Bob Harvey!" ~What Ayrton felt when
 2 3,2|        is known that in this Bob Harvey he recognized one of his
 3 3,2|         his criminal career. Bob Harvey had seized, on the shores
 4 3,2|     Archipelagoes. ~Thus had Bob Harvey and his companions done.
 5 3,2|       formerly wished to do. Bob Harvey had seized the brig "Speedy,"
 6 3,2|    Pacific, under the command of Harvey, now a pirate, and well
 7 3,2|     sight of Lincoln Island; Bob Harvey had never yet set foot on
 8 3,2|        not be respected, and Bob Harvey and his accomplices' first
 9 3,2|     since his old companion, Bob Harvey, had but realized his own
10 3,2|       his former accomplice, Bob Harvey, who could not have known
11 3,2|      doing here?" again said Bob Harvey, seizing Ayrton by the waistband. ~
12 3,2|         Help, lads!" shouted Bob Harvey. ~At his shout two or three
13 3,2|       carry out his project. Bob Harvey had reclosed the door of
14 3,2|          fired-one, aimed at Bob Harvey, did not wound him, or at
15 3,3|          island. ~Certainly, Bob Harvey and his crew would not be
16 3,3|         blow up the brig, as Bob Harvey had thought? All this must
17 3,3|          the brig. Evidently Bob Harvey was hesitating. Even with
18 3,3|      This showed that it was Bob Harvey's intention to bring his
19 3,3|        remained; it was that Bob Harvey, after all, would not venture
20 3,3|          repeated Pencroft, "Bob Harvey will never, if he is a good
21 3,3|      lost much of its force, Bob Harvey had absolute command over
22 3,3|          it was certain that Bob Harvey had thought proper to send
23 3,4|    Ayrton recognized that of Bob Harvey, which he pointed out to
24 3,5|    landed on the island with Bob Harvey's accomplices, the murderers
25 3,7|        of course belonged to Bob Harvey's crew. ~As to the corral,
26 3,3|    beating. ~"And not having Bob Harvey to steer her, they ran on
27 3,4| companions or accomplices of Bob Harvey had been in the secret of