Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|         thank Providence for it." ~"God be praised!" responded Herbert,
 2 1,5|           ever seeing him again?" ~"God forbid!" replied the sailor.
 3 1,5|             him, "we will find him! God will give him back to us!
 4 1,7|         also!" said the reporter. ~"God grant it!" responded Herbert. "
 5 1,1|               That is the secret of God," said the engineer. ~"All
 6 2,3|          not have been useless, and God will have rewarded us." ~"
 7 2,4|       satisfaction to rescue one of God's creatures from brutishness." ~
 8 2,5|             so long in returning. ~"God be praised! there they are!"
 9 2,7|           My lord, praise and thank God! If Captain Grant is still
10 2,7|            the seas. But it pleased God to prevent the accomplishment
11 2,7|           alone, under the eye of a God who reads the depths of
12 3,7|          had immediately escaped. ~"God be praised!" said the reporter, "
13 3,7|         this organ is not fatal." ~"God bless you!" answered Pencroft. ~
14 3,8|          Gideon Spilett, "but thank God that we have been spared
15 3,9|        yield to the lad's wish, and God alone knew that this determination
16 3,3|           search," he resumed, "and God grant that we may some day
17 3,4| cosmographical order established by God Himself." ~"And yet," added
18 3,6|         admire, others blame; which God alone can judge. He who
19 3,6|             great actions return to God, from whom they are derived.
20 3,6|            My child," he said, "may God bless you!" ~ ~
21 3,7|         Then, murmuring the words, "God and my country!" he quietly
22 3,7|     solemnly, "May his soul be with God!" Turning to his friends,
23 3,8|        answered Cyrus Harding, "may God preserve us from that! No;
24 3,9|         answered the engineer. "May God grant us the time to complete
25 3,0|            They were in the hand of God. ~Cyrus Harding was calm,
26 3,0|              he said, "Oh! Almighty God! mercifully hast Thou preserved
27 3,0|       profoundest emotion, "may the God of mercy have had pity on