Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        Herald published the first intelligence. ~Gideon Spilett was tall.
 2 1,8|        course Neb's devotion, the intelligence exhibited by the faithful
 3 1,5| companions aided him with so much intelligence, that three days afterwards
 4 1,0|       Cyrus Harding, with all his intelligence, all his ingenuity, would
 5 1,2| consequence of the cleverness and intelligence of the workmen, by consulting,
 6 2,2|  themselves, and, thanks to their intelligence, they had managed without
 7 2,6|          which baffled even their intelligence and experience. ~"It is
 8 2,6|      possessed of an almost human intelligence. Employed in houses, they
 9 2,6|         human eyes, sparkled with intelligence; his white teeth glittered
10 2,8|        pupil exhibited remarkable intelligence in profiting by the lessons
11 2,8|      their captain, and their own intelligence, they were regular colonists,
12 2,9|        himself with his customary intelligence. ~Everything prospered,
13 2,4|       arouse in him same gleam of intelligence." ~"The soul does not die,"
14 2,4|       turned away and the look of intelligence faded. Evidently there was
15 2,5|           an indefinable trace of intelligence. ~It was decided that the
16 2,5|       when formerly lighted up by intelligence, this man's face must have
17 2,5|         the depths of that torpid intelligence. Sometimes one of his companions,
18 2,8|       that Ayrton was deprived of intelligence at a more recent time than
19 3,1|         of the domain which their intelligence had as it were civilized.
20 3,3|   imparted some very disagreeable intelligence to two of the convicts,
21 3,0|         He knew the orang's great intelligence, which had been often put
22 3,2|           emulating each other in intelligence and activity. But nothing
23 3,0|       life. All their science and intelligence could avail them nothing