Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|        species with long, flat, pointed beaks-a clamorous tribe,
 2 1,6|      forest, a bird with a long pointed beak, closely resembling
 3 1,8|         Top knew best. ~Then he pointed to the south, and the dog
 4 1,9|   uttering a tremendous hurrah, pointed towards the angle of the
 5 1,3|       operation. ~Cyrus Harding pointed one leg of the compasses
 6 1,8| elliptical arches, adorned with pointed moldings, losing themselves
 7 2,2|   return, when Herbert, rising, pointed to a black object, saying,-~"
 8 2,3|         long weeds, and even by pointed rocks, which rendered the
 9 2,5|       the air!" ~And the sailor pointed to a great white rag, caught
10 2,7|       strong palisade, high and pointed, which quadrupeds would
11 2,9|      you see that tree?" and he pointed to a shrub, rather than
12 2,6|    reasoning was very just, and pointed out an incomprehensible
13 2,6|       like a pepper-pot, with a pointed roof, rose on the spot chosen.
14 3,1|       Ayrton took the glass and pointed it in the direction indicated.
15 3,2|        Cyrus did not reply, but pointed upwards. ~ ~
16 3,3|         four guns on board were pointed at the island. They were
17 3,4|         of Bob Harvey, which he pointed out to his companion, saying
18 3,5| exactitude. ~The second gun was pointed at the rocks at the end
19 3,5|          It was Herbert who had pointed this gun and fired it, and
20 3,9|           he exclaimed. ~And he pointed to a thick smoke rising
21 3,0|       Pencroft, uttering a cry, pointed to the table. ~On it lay
22 3,5|       brilliant focus of light, pointed out by the engineer, touched