Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          by the current, which is running very strong; but, if I'm
 2 1,3| vigorously; and then, setting off running, soon disappeared behind
 3 1,4|     stones, the stones to shingle running to the extremity of the
 4 1,5|   murmured. ~"Neb," said Herbert, running to him, "we will find him!
 5 1,8|          for a quarter of a mile, running, but taking care not to
 6 1,9|   creature had shown itself. Top, running under the branches, only
 7 1,1|        There was no indication of running water in the north, though
 8 1,2|        plain, when he saw Herbert running hastily back, while Neb
 9 1,3|       eyes fell upon Top, who was running about on the shore. Suddenly
10 1,8|      magnificent cavern. ~Top was running backwards and forwards,
11 2,5|       strolled by the river, came running back, and, pointing up the
12 2,8|        Such going and coming, and running and riding and shouting!
13 2,3| Bonadventure," all sails set, was running rapidly towards Claw Cape. ~
14 2,0|           his hands. ~Immediately running to the room in which Cyrus
15 3,3|    impossible, for she would risk running aground and being lost!" ~"
16 3,6|         knot, and I always make a running bowline." ~"You must be
17 3,6|          preceded them, sometimes running on the road, sometimes taking
18 3,7|          some one of the convicts running along the southern spur
19 3,7|     ventured without danger, Top, running among the grass or in the
20 3,2|        Top still barked, and Jup, running towards the dog, uttered
21 3,5|       palisade; but the engineer, running straight to the first post,
22 3,5|           doubt that the wire was running directly towards the sea.
23 3,5|          appeared a narrow ridge, running horizontally and parallel