Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|   united the cords of the net, tried to secure more firmly the
 2 1,5|      for more than once I have tried to get fire in that way,
 3 1,5|       said not a word. Herbert tried to console him by observing,
 4 1,9|       sailor, extremely vexed, tried in all sorts of ways to
 5 1,9|        in the proceeding, then tried rubbing two pieces of dry
 6 1,3|      devotion and zeal. He had tried them. He knew their abilities. ~
 7 1,4| Pencroft had a great fancy. He tried to knock some over with
 8 1,6|  animal rushed on the dog, who tried to escape by returning towards
 9 1,0|  Island is just as rigourously tried. However, it is an island,
10 1,2|  wooden lid. Sometimes even he tried to put his paws under the
11 2,3|      natural antidote has been tried in certain countries in
12 2,7|       the end of December they tried the onagers for the first
13 2,1|   manufactured by Harding were tried. The bent whalebones, imprisoned
14 2,5|         The experiment must be tried," replied the engineer. ~"
15 2,6|         said he. ~The stranger tried to avoid his look, and Cyrus
16 3,5|    would be a good thing if we tried the range of our guns." ~"
17 3,5|   certain of that when we have tried them!" answered Pencroft. ~
18 3,5|       cannon were successively tried. They were charged with
19 3,6|     and received no reply. ~He tried again: the same result. ~"
20 3,7|        He sobbed, he cried, he tried to beat his head against
21 3,0|        perceived and fired at, tried to extinguish the fire which
22 3,1|       of late been so severely tried. They commenced the year
23 3,2|        ray of light. ~Pencroft tried to push open the gate, which,
24 3,4|     and coast regions are less tried by the cold than inland