Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        the sea-a height which he intended to calculate next day by
 2 1,4|        their linen. The engineer intended to manufacture soap as soon
 3 1,5|       two seals' skins, which he intended to use in this state, without
 4 1,5|     reduction which the engineer intended to employ; that is, the
 5 1,5|       reduced, But Cyrus Harding intended to economize these constructions,
 6 1,5|         last which Cyrus Harding intended to forge, as he possessed
 7 1,7|         Prospect Heights, and he intended to penetrate into it. To
 8 1,7|          produce a great effect, intended to devote not less than
 9 1,7|         Chimneys. ~The fiber was intended to burn five and twenty
10 1,9|      abandoned, for the engineer intended to make a manufactory of
11 1,0|        and skin, this skin being intended for the manufacture of boots. ~
12 2,1|         easily carried. Pencroft intended to secure the pieces of
13 2,5|         their supper, which they intended to take at Granite House.
14 2,7|         this is how the engineer intended to set to work. ~The plateau
15 2,1|         with a solution of soap, intended on the one hand to facilitate
16 2,6|        the corral, where Harding intended to build a farm. It is unnecessary
17 2,6|    stones, the oscillating spout intended to regulate the passing
18 2,8|      power of which the engineer intended to utilize. In fact as the
19 2,8|         its lower extremity, and intended to be plunged into the acid
20 2,8|       with glass insulators, and intended to support the wire. A few
21 3,2|       island, since the convicts intended to reside there, and since,
22 3,4|  finished her. Cyrus Harding had intended to blow her up, so as to
23 3,1| favorable to the researches they intended to make all over the island. ~
24 3,3|         solely occupied with the intended search. Everything incited
25 3,6|        emotion than he doubtless intended to show. ~"Wait till you