Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          feet or so from where they stood. At length the fog gradually
 2 1,8|             almost immediately, and stood motionless, staring at his
 3 1,9|       without much effort, rose and stood upright. ~"That's capital!"
 4 2,6|            Chapter 6 ~Cyrus Harding stood still, without saying a
 5 2,2| Bonadventure," steered by Pencroft, stood out to sea. ~The wind blowing
 6 2,2|             charming. ~Pencroft now stood off the shore, three or
 7 2,4|             plank, forming a shelf, stood a barrel of powder, still
 8 2,0|         gulf, and the little vessel stood off during the night. ~When
 9 3,1|             altered her course, and stood directly for Union Bay.
10 3,2|         their guns shouldered, they stood ready to repel any attack. ~
11 3,3|      stopped. The man at the tiller stood up and looked for the best
12 3,3|          the brig hugging the wind, stood across the mouth of the
13 3,5|             end of the quick-match, stood ready to fire. ~At Harding'
14 3,7|           to the bed. Cyrus Harding stood near. Pencroft had torn
15 3,8|      themselves for any event, they stood firm and straight before
16 3,2|          and a part of the palisade stood out white in the moonlight.
17 3,5|            was crossed, and Harding stood before the hut. ~Probably
18 3,5|        approached it, Cyrus Harding stood up in the bows. He gazed,
19 3,6|          Pencroft, Herbert, and Neb stood respectfully apart in an
20 3,7|          spoke to the colonists who stood around him, and smiled on
21 3,8|           the island, against which stood out confusedly the wooded
22 3,9|          spot where the corral once stood. ~To contend against this
23 3,9|       island. Towards the northwest stood out the rugged and well-defined
24 3,9|           where Lincoln island once stood. ~ ~