Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|          on, my boy." ~They both walked to the foot of the enormous
 2 1,4|     heavy objects. ~After having walked for a quarter of an hour,
 3 1,5|        try. Herbert and Pencroft walked rapidly to the point where
 4 1,6|    returned to their nests. They walked along, pecking the ground,
 5 1,6|  breathed. ~Meanwhile, the birds walked about the hooks, without
 6 1,7|         The reporter and Herbert walked behind the dog, and the
 7 1,7|         bent under the gale they walked very quickly, following
 8 1,8|   attributed to Neb. I must have walked like a somnambulist, without
 9 1,0|        Cyrus Harding and the boy walked near each other, without
10 1,2|       Pencroft, Herbert, and Neb walked first, preceded by Top,
11 1,6|       Harding and his companions walked over this new ground with
12 2,6|       the best servant that ever walked upon two legs. Buffon possessed
13 2,7|      colony, except Pencroft who walked at the animals' heads, mounted
14 2,4|     Gideon Spilett, after having walked around the hut, saw on a
15 2,4|     glance at the three men, who walked near him, but nothing denoted
16 2,6| retreated to the beach, where he walked up and down between the
17 3,5|          And with a slow step he walked away. ~Pencroft understood. ~"
18 3,6|       formidable. ~The colonists walked rapidly and in silence.
19 3,9|       Harding and Gideon Spilett walked one on each side of the
20 3,1|        reporter, and the sailor, walked in front. Top bounded joyfully
21 3,2|        with great caution. ~They walked a little distance apart
22 3,5|        through the forest. ~They walked at a good pace, a prey to
23 3,8|        the shore. ~The soil they walked upon was choked with the
24 3,0|          a prey to sullen anger, walked to and fro on the rock.