Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|   not allow themselves to be approached. After several fruitless
 2 1,9|     birds which could not be approached. Even the couroucous were
 3 1,4|       were talking, the hour approached at which the observation
 4 1,8|   height. ~The engineer then approached, and found that the sides
 5 1,8| uttering a word. ~The sailor approached him, and touching his arm, "
 6 1,1|      themselves to be easily approached. ~One shot from a gun would
 7 1,2|  Game would have been easily approached, and the chase would certainly
 8 1,2|  often remarked that when he approached the dark well which communicated
 9 2,2|    for in proportion as they approached the bottom of the box, his
10 2,5|     A canoe!" cried he. ~All approached, and saw to their extreme
11 2,6|  account. ~The settlers then approached the ape and gazed at it
12 2,0|      hour. Sometimes also it approached so near to the island that
13 2,2|     the "Bonadventure" again approached it in the direction of Port
14 2,4|    to allow themselves to be approached. ~However, after an hour'
15 2,6|       If one of the settlers approached him, he drew back, and his
16 2,6| Harding wishing to calm him, approached him, but he hastily drew
17 3,1|   was a good sailer, for she approached rapidly. Neb and Pencroft
18 3,3|     and the vessel gradually approached the island. ~From the two
19 3,3|    In the meanwhile the brig approached the islet, and it could
20 3,6|  nothing good to any one who approached too near him, whether "man
21 3,9|    must go." ~Gideon Spilett approached Herbert; then, having looked
22 3,9|  landed on the island. ~They approached the plateau. Another mile
23 3,2|  companions not to stir, and approached the window, then feebly
24 3,5|   corral immediately." ~They approached the table specially devoted
25 3,5|      water. ~The boat slowly approached it, Cyrus Harding stood
26 3,5|  engineer's command the boat approached this singular floating apparatus.