Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|   lithodomes." ~"Are they good to eat?" asked Pencroft. ~"Perfectly
 2 1,4|      Perfectly so." ~"Then let us eat some lithodomes." ~The sailor
 3 1,4|        the rock-pigeon is good to eat, its eggs must be excellent,
 4 1,5|          are hungry, and you must eat something." ~So saying,
 5 1,6|          eat-" ~"They are good to eat, and also their flesh is
 6 1,9|    Harding. "Give me something to eat, my friends, and it will
 7 1,2|       Herbert. ~"Are they good to eat?" asked Pencroft. ~"Stewed,"
 8 1,4|         on them, he would have to eat not less than fifteen to
 9 1,1|     carnivora. ~"Are they good to eat?" asked Pencroft, who only
10 1,2|        too, Mr. Spilett, you will eat some!" ~"I shall be very
11 1,2|          is it that I am going to eat?" ~"Suckling-pig." ~"Oh,
12 1,2| enthusiasm; "provided one doesn't eat too much" ~"That's right,
13 2,5|         to reach Granite House to eat and sleep, and if the bridge
14 2,6|         shelter, and if we cannot eat, we can at least sleep." ~"
15 2,7|           the animals to come and eat out of his hand, and they
16 2,0|          bushels." ~"And shall we eat bread?" ~"We shall eat bread." ~"
17 2,0|         we eat bread?" ~"We shall eat bread." ~"But we must have
18 2,2|           of August, Jup began to eat. Neb made him nice little
19 2,2|           reporter allowed him to eat as much as he liked, for
20 2,2|           s appetite returning. ~"Eat away, my Jup," said he, "
21 2,4|          offered him something to eat, but he pushed away the