Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|    profoundly. Sleep at last took possession of Pencroft, whom a seafaring
 2 2,1|  insignificance, immediately took possession of their minds. The sudden
 3 2,4|            why we should not take possession of it for the night." ~"
 4 2,5|       come to dispute with us the possession of Lincoln Island!" ~"But
 5 2,6|         during our absence, taken possession of our dwelling and drawn
 6 2,7|        the colony found itself in possession of eight hundred grains,
 7 2,0|            had determined to take possession of it without further delay,
 8 2,4|           to find the place taken possession of." ~"He will not return,"
 9 2,4|        should some one have taken possession of her? But he shrugged
10 2,7|        and two days after gaining possession of the letter, he arrived
11 2,8| ascertained that Ayrton had taken possession of the habitation which
12 2,9|            that Ayrton was not in possession of his reason during the
13 3,1|        island, after having taken possession of it in the name of the
14 3,2|         sign of the act of taking possession. Harding knew now that the
15 3,2|          a feeling of horror took possession of him. Then he was seized
16 3,2|       horrible anxiety which took possession of Harding and his companions! ~
17 3,4|        occupied their minds! ~The possession of this brig, or rather
18 3,2|        entirely; others had taken possession of it, miscreants polluted
19 3,2|        impatient to regain entire possession of their island. ~They made
20 3,2|   Pencroft, "you have not to gain possession of the corral, but only
21 3,3|        aid to enable them to gain possession of Granite House, to penetrate