Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|         passage of insects which served for their nourishment. Their
 2 1,8|         linen, which was to have served as tinder, had disappeared!
 3 1,0|       showed the apparatus which served for a burning-glass. It
 4 1,5|         with little thorns which served to hold the insects. ~"And
 5 1,9|         in the first room, which served as a kitchen. The pipe destined
 6 1,2|       the little appendage which served it as a tail. "Let me believe
 7 1,2|          five o'clock dinner was served in the dining-room of Granite
 8 1,2|         himself, and of which he served out monstrous portions to
 9 2,4|          three fishing-boats. It served as a neck to the new creek,
10 2,6| possessed one of these apes, who served him for a long time as a
11 2,9|        place of coffee, had been served by Neb. They were speaking
12 2,0|            Pencroft had formerly served on board a whaling-ship,
13 2,0|        the teeth, six feet long, served to retain the thousands
14 2,2|       tastes of Jup and Pencroft served to tighten the bonds of
15 2,2|          extended along them and served also as lockers. The foot
16 2,0|        it with him! The fire had served to signalize the position
17 2,0|          with a long cord, which served him as a lead-line, and
18 3,8| efficacious, which till then had served them so well, had now failed
19 3,3|       valleys, either might have served as a retreat to some solitary
20 3,6|      caverns which had sometimes served him as a harbor. ~One of
21 3,0|        the narrow rock which now served as a refuge to the six colonists