Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|    quantities of dead wood were lying at their feet; but if fuel
 2 1,5|       which will be better than lying here. Night is advancing.
 3 1,8|       it did not rain. Although lying down, the engineer, leaning
 4 1,3|         engineer had discovered lying open to the sky towards
 5 1,4|       necessary distance, when, lying on the sand, his eye glanced
 6 1,5|    frighten the seals, who were lying on the sand several cable
 7 2,4|      breakfast!" ~And Pencroft, lying down on the bank, plunged
 8 2,4|         to get hold of a couple lying in a thicket, when cries
 9 2,5|         stranger, who was found lying near the window and gazing
10 2,0|         the cave in which I was lying?" ~"The dog's instinct-"
11 3,2| terrible effect. ~As to the men lying on the deck, they were about
12 3,4|         to escape, and the ship lying over on her side, the greater
13 3,4|         the water. The brig was lying right over on her side,
14 3,6|      The post was rooted up and lying across the path. The unexpected
15 3,7|      and soon, poor Herbert was lying on Ayrton's bed. In a few
16 3,9|   mattress on which Herbert was lying in it, and to advance with
17 3,2|        was quiet. Besides, Top, lying on the grass, his head stretched
18 3,2|    corral. If the convicts were lying in ambush there, they might
19 3,3|        it that the convicts are lying yonder dead, in the middle
20 3,5|    Herbert, pointing to a paper lying on the table. ~On this paper
21 3,5|         of the trees, sometimes lying on the ground, guided them