Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|    articles, such as ammunition, arms, and provisions, had risen
 2 1,2|         They were furnished with arms in case they might have
 3 1,5|          besides exercising your arms." ~"Well, it's a very simple
 4 1,7|     motionless on the shore, his arms crossed, gazing over the
 5 1,8| recovered to find himself in the arms of his friends he remembered
 6 1,9|          I could sooner light my arms by rubbing them against
 7 1,9|        Cyrus Harding crossed his arms, and said,-~"So, my friends,
 8 2,3|   transport their provisions and arms to an advanced point in
 9 2,5|          not rested either their arms or legs. They were anxious
10 2,7|      Pencroft had unfastened his arms, but judged it best to have
11 2,8|        colonists, furnished with arms, tools, and instruments;
12 2,3|   articles of bedding, utensils, arms, ammunition, a compass,
13 2,4|       Gideon Spilett, "and these arms and tools will make up the
14 2,4|       feet were cut off, but his arms remained securely fastened.
15 2,5|    engineer, having examined the arms and tools, saw nothing which
16 2,6|   himself! At last he folded his arms; then, in a hollow voice,-"
17 2,6|    carefully tended, so that the arms of the settlers were never
18 2,6|          the stranger folded his arms, his chest heaved, his look
19 2,7|           He was bareheaded, his arms folded across his chest,
20 3,2|      brig, which was loaded with arms, ammunition, utensils, and
21 3,2|       friends received with open arms. ~All immediately took refuge
22 3,5|   containing all the provisions, arms, tools, and spare utensils-in
23 3,0|        sinking. He stretched his arms towards Cyrus Harding, towards
24 3,4|    divided their work, and their arms never tired. Then who could
25 3,7|         succeeded in folding his arms across his breast, as if
26 3,9|    replied Pencroft, folding his arms and stamping his foot, "
27 3,0|       the 24th of March Ayrton's arms were extended toward a point