Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8| fatigue, broken with grief. He believed his master was dead. ~Gideon
 2 1,0|       Alpha Centauri, which is believed to be the nearest star to
 3 1,2| clacking which they might have believed to have escaped from the
 4 1,4|      done for the latitude, he believed he could positively affirm
 5 1,9|   nothing could disturb it. He believed him capable of undertaking
 6 1,1|      Far West. They might have believed themselves to be on the
 7 2,0|     keel. ~Pencroft, as may be believed, was all eagerness to carry
 8 2,5|        friends; and it must be believed that solitude can quickly
 9 2,7|        rocks, he had till then believed that the captain with all
10 2,7|     Lord Glenarvan, therefore, believed in the fidelity of this
11 3,4|      clothes, which, as may be believed, was well received. There
12 3,4|      boats Ayrton and Pencroft believed that the brig was of English
13 3,5|        a safe place, as may be believed, sheltered as much from
14 3,7|  answered Pencroft. ~As may be believed, during the four-and-twenty
15 3,8|        In short, Cyrus Harding believed that fortune had turned
16 3,9|        Indeed, they had before believed that, surprised in the corral,
17 3,9|       the corral, and when! He believed he could bear removal to
18 3,0|       the colonists, whom they believed still confined in the corral. ~
19 3,6|   uttered, a name which he had believed known to none?-~The captain
20 3,6|  Norway, the captain naturally believed that the fugitives, engulfed
21 3,9|    unfortunate! Who could have believed it possible?" ~"Let us get