Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|          other persons. They were furnished with arms in case they might
 2 1,6|           crawling on the ground, furnished bait. ~This done, Pencroft,
 3 1,0|          It was the sun which had furnished the heat which so astonished
 4 1,1|           gave to the river which furnished the settlers with drinking
 5 1,2| water-hens, red-beaks, philedons, furnished with a tongue like a brush,
 6 1,5|          The bellows of sealskin, furnished at its extremity with a
 7 1,6|         side. The excess of water furnished by the Red Creek must also
 8 1,6|           or those winged snakes, furnished with two ears, which enable
 9 1,7|         if nature had not happily furnished the saltpeter, without giving
10 1,9|          rooms had now only to be furnished, and this would be work
11 1,0|       warren henceforth every day furnished its quota of rodents. Neb
12 2,1|           teeth with which it was furnished. "Look well, Neb, and if
13 2,1|         the borders of the forest furnished a sufficient tribute of
14 2,7|          the stores in the larder furnished a substantial repast, to
15 2,8|        was frequently renewed and furnished excellent molluscs. Besides
16 2,8|           were regular colonists, furnished with arms, tools, and instruments;
17 2,9|           Granite House were soon furnished with panes; not very white,
18 2,9|           the sheep in the corral furnished daily the milk necessary
19 2,0|        five-and-thirty feet long, furnished with a stern-post at the
20 2,1|          proportion. Now the wool furnished by the musmons was composed
21 2,2|       spars, oars, etc., were all furnished by the first week in October,
22 2,6| inexhaustible case of the balloon furnished the necessary material. ~
23 2,8|           to the corral, of posts furnished with glass insulators, and
24 2,0|        numerous by this time, had furnished an abundance of wool necessary
25 3,2|        which was hung a gun-rack, furnished with weapons of all sorts. ~
26 3,6|         by the galleons of Spain, furnished him with a mine of inexhaustible
27 3,6|        Island, and at this moment furnished an asylum to the "Nautilus." ~