Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|        his head sadly. He little expected ever to see Cyrus Harding
 2 1,7|  companion?" ~The sailor had not expected this question. He reflected
 3 1,8|      sooner than they could have expected. The water with which they
 4 1,2|  northern slopes. ~Cyrus Harding expected to reach, without incident,
 5 1,8|  admiration. Where they had only expected to find a narrow cavity,
 6 1,0|        some traps, from which he expected great results. He soon made
 7 2,2|     might really be said that he expected to be wrecked, and had prepared
 8 2,7|    himself. "Who would ever have expected so much from a newspaper
 9 2,7| compartments, made ready for the expected guests. ~The first were
10 2,0|           But as it could not be expected that the "Maria Stella"
11 2,6|         islet, and that he never expected to see his fellow-creatures
12 2,6|        hydrography than could be expected of a common sailor. ~"There
13 3,3|         board as might have been expected, the boat coasted along
14 3,7|     understood, he knew what was expected of him. The road to the
15 3,7|         which an attack might be expected. ~The settlers awaited Top'
16 3,9|         Glycerine. Cyrus Harding expected to find it in its place;
17 3,0|   pounded bark, but the reporter expected no result from it. ~"If
18 3,2|          to tell the truth, they expected every moment to hear a report.
19 3,3|       and night. Every moment he expected to be put to death, nor
20 3,5|   crossed their brains, and they expected some grand and superhuman
21 3,6|       where Pencroft and Neb had expected to find an almost supernatural