Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         sleeping, the new colonists talked of their absent country;
 2 1,6|             reporter and the sailor talked with him, and he could not
 3 1,2|             of their dwelling. They talked while working. Harding instructed
 4 2,1|           these excursions, Herbert talked with Gideon Spilett on the
 5 2,5|           Pencroft and the engineer talked of the different projects
 6 2,8|     understood each other when they talked together. Jup had besides
 7 2,8|           his own hands. There they talked, they instructed each other,
 8 2,8|            Nature. ~Yes; they often talked of all these things and
 9 2,0|            been denied. At night he talked about it in his sleep, and
10 2,1|           disasters? ~Harding often talked over this project with Pencroft,
11 2,1| communication with them. They often talked of their country, of the
12 2,1|            excursion which had been talked of for several days was
13 2,9|             to them, and they often talked together of these things,
14 2,9|             the west, was no longer talked of, and they busied themselves
15 2,0|           subject. Neb and he often talked of those unaccountable things,
16 2,0|    interrupted, although they often talked of them during the evenings
17 3,4|            be supposed, nothing was talked of but the event which had
18 3,8|            smiled at his nurses. He talked a little, notwithstanding
19 3,8|             Pencroft's efforts, who talked incessantly to prevent him
20 3,9|            reporter, after they had talked of Neb and of the impossibility
21 3,5|            spoke of the future, and talked willingly of the changes
22 3,5|           thousand at least!" ~They talked in this way, allowing Pencroft