Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     Grant attempted, though in vain, to possess himself of Richmond,
 2 1,3| engineer. But they searched in vain for wood or dry brambles;
 3 1,3|         Pencroft called him in vain. The reporter prepared to
 4 1,4|      them as a retreat, but in vain; everywhere the wall appeared
 5 1,5|     searched carefully, but in vain. The box was of copper,
 6 1,5|   border of the forest, all in vain. ~It was five in the evening
 7 1,6|    fruit. Pencroft searched in vain for some of those precious
 8 1,8|      hands! ~He sought long in vain. This desert coast appeared
 9 1,2|    Pencroft. "I have looked in vain for anything that's worth
10 1,2|    Harding called them back in vain. But it was in vain too
11 1,2|    back in vain. But it was in vain too for the hunters to pursue
12 1,6|        we have searched for in vain here?" ~"That is true,"
13 1,7|  opening so long looked for in vain, and the force of the current
14 1,9|         Hunters and dog ran in vain; these rodents escaped them
15 2,6|    replied to Pencroft, who in vain repeated his vigorous shouts. ~
16 2,2|       valiantly, and it was in vain that they endeavored to
17 2,4|        But their searches were vain, and during the half of
18 2,6|        improve his life was in vain, the colonists waited patiently.
19 3,0|       had struggled, though in vain, against it until the cart
20 3,5| dwelling so long sought for in vain. ~The sky was literally
21 3,6|     the destruction of all his vain hopes, a prey to profound