Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        prisoners were very strictly watched. Some extraordinary opportunity
 2 1,3|        islet. ~Neb's companions had watched his daring attempt with
 3 1,5|             leaning up in a corner, watched these preparations without
 4 1,6|            would have used. Herbert watched the work with great interest,
 5 1,0|               cried Pencroft, as he watched them, in such a comical
 6 1,2|            his own account; but Neb watched him and he did well. ~Towards
 7 1,4|       companions, bending over him, watched the operation with extreme
 8 1,5|           while one of the settlers watched to keep up the fire, in
 9 2,3|       flames. Neb and Pencroft also watched by turns, and did not spare
10 2,7|           whose movements he always watched with very inquisitive eyes.
11 2,8| disconcerted, replied to every one, watched for everything, and he shook
12 2,0|             left the telescope, but watched all the animal's movements.
13 2,0|        commence. The birds, who had watched this rich prey for several
14 2,1|          emotion that the colonists watched it disappear in the misty
15 3,3|         Mercy and the Chimneys they watched her without giving a sign
16 3,6|       Heights. Neb and Herbert even watched at the bridge so as to be
17 3,6|            waiting behind a tree he watched for the return of either
18 3,6|        ready cocked. The forest was watched on every side. Top uttered
19 3,7|            this day, while Pencroft watched by the sick-bed, Cyrus Harding
20 3,2|             the cart, and carefully watched the neighboring parts of
21 3,7|            him. ~Gideon Spilett now watched the captain with extreme