Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|      extended beneath them, and thinking the dangers above less dreadful
 2 1,1|     firm ground, than they all, thinking of the absent one, simultaneously
 3 1,8|       he had disturbed? Without thinking of the danger to which they
 4 1,2|    Pencroft consoled himself by thinking that he would not have the
 5 2,4|      round a rock, and Herbert, thinking that he had not seen the
 6 2,4|        stretched on the ground, thinking that its magnificent skin
 7 2,5|       to console ourselves with thinking that no one will come to
 8 2,5|        no!" exclaimed Pencroft, thinking of his absent tooth. ~"Then
 9 2,5|     shouted the sailor, without thinking that perhaps it would be
10 2,6|      ladder, and on the ground, thinking that it might have fallen
11 2,3|       Claw Cape. ~Every one was thinking of the castaway on Tabor
12 2,9|       the sailor. "What are you thinking of, captain? We should run
13 2,0|       at my gulf, just as I was thinking of presenting it to America!" ~"
14 3,2|  Harding would be of his way of thinking. ~But was resistance and,
15 3,3|         she had weighed anchor, thinking that she had to deal with
16 3,3|   Harding and Herbert, who, not thinking it within range, withheld
17 3,5|       The engineer was right in thinking that the guns were of excellent
18 3,8| astonished not to see near him, thinking that he was at the corral.
19 3,9|         That is just what I was thinking," answered Pencroft. "I
20 3,8|         3rd of January, without thinking further of the volcano,