Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|    there. ~It was accordingly settled that for a few days they
 2 1,1|      would consult. Then each settled himself as well as he could
 3 1,4| inhabited land. This would be settled to-day if the weather permitted. ~
 4 1,5|  Island or not was definitely settled. ~The twelve hundred miles
 5 1,5| followed night and day. ~This settled, they set out in the morning.
 6 1,9|      new dwelling. ~This plan settled, it had only to be put into
 7 1,0|  question of clothes had been settled. They must therefore make
 8 1,2| western side. But this needed settled weather, and a month must
 9 2,1|      to us to have this point settled." ~"I think that we should
10 2,4|    practicable mouth. ~It was settled that the name of Falls River
11 2,5|     wreck might be completely settled, and he asked at what distance
12 2,7|      of the plateau should be settled by the projected works.
13 2,0|       the elm. ~These details settled, it was agreed that since
14 2,3|     rising, the wind appeared settled, everything then was in
15 3,5|  never forget him!" ~"That is settled, then," said Cyrus Harding. "
16 3,6|  unpleasant visits." ~"That's settled. Let us be off," said the
17 3,1|       appeared to belong to a settled encampment. ~The engineer
18 3,2|     to be guarded. This point settled, there was nothing to be
19 3,3|     as soon as possible. This settled, they now occupied themselves
20 3,8|      impossible to count upon settled weather. ~Cyrus Harding
21 3,8| projected by the engineer was settled for the next day. Herbert