Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       route traversed since their departure. It was a remarkable fact
 2 1,2|      voyage being prolonged. ~The departure of the balloon was fixed
 3 1,2|        became such that Forster's departure was deferred, for it was
 4 1,2|         with redoubled force. The departure of the balloon was impossible. ~
 5 1,2|         does not abate before our departure." ~Pencroft took leave of
 6 1,2|            Everything favored the departure of the prisoners, but what
 7 1,1|         companions the signal for departure, Cyrus Harding said to them
 8 2,4|        their growth. ~Since their departure, the settlers had descended
 9 2,4|       captain gave the signal for departure. Instead of proceeding over
10 2,6|          they had closed on their departure, was now wide open. ~Some
11 2,3|        and twenty miles since her departure from Lincoln Island, that
12 2,3|       them." ~An hour after their departure they arrived on the southern
13 2,6|          had happened since their departure from Richmond; how they
14 2,9| propitious for an excursion. ~The departure was fixed for the 16th of
15 3,1|        and Pencroft put off their departure, therefore, and the glass
16 3,2|         made preparations for his departure. His plan was bold, but
17 3,6|           rest was necessary. The departure was, therefore, put off
18 3,6|         days which preceded their departure, it was agreed that the
19 3,6|          already passed since his departure, and it had been decided
20 3,9|  hesitated to give the signal for departure; but that would have driven
21 3,1|          settle the day for their departure, for which the 15th of February
22 3,1|           of February, eve of the departure, was consecrated entirely
23 3,1|          ceremony. The moment for departure had arrived, and the little