Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         showing ourselves before knowing with whom we have to deal,"
 2 1,4|         the two first distances, knowing the height of the pole,
 3 1,4|          reply to this proposal, knowing that it would be approved
 4 1,4|        utterly indifferent about knowing what they may have thought,"
 5 1,5|     sleep before the question of knowing whether they could think
 6 1,6|      importance do you attach to knowing that, my dear Cyrus?" asked
 7 1,2|       Cyrus Harding. The latter, knowing well that without special
 8 2,6|         below Granite House, not knowing what to think, not knowing
 9 2,6|       knowing what to think, not knowing what to do, questioning
10 2,8|       and he shook his head in a knowing way when Pencroft, referring
11 2,8|         mere castaways, not even knowing how they should preserve
12 2,1|   animals. As to the question of knowing where this channel ended,
13 2,2|        the vessel. ~Harding, not knowing what the future might have
14 2,7|        coast of New Zealand, not knowing what would become of his
15 2,0|        stared at each other, not knowing what to reply, for this
16 3,3|     mouth of the Mercy; but, not knowing the latter to be supplied
17 3,8|    extreme care in the dressing, knowing well the importance of it,
18 3,9|          cause. ~The question of knowing how, in their condition,
19 3,9|          it during your absence, knowing that there is no one here
20 3,0|         at all on the beach. Not knowing the number of the island'
21 3,4| essential to my happiness is the knowing every morning what has happened
22 3,6|         judge of effects without knowing their causes; but what I