Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3| sciences, would render greater service to the common cause. ~Neb
 2 1,8|    leader, had done them great service. They had now at their disposal
 3 2,5|      who used his power in the service of the castaways! ~A few
 4 2,6|     You are going to enter the service of Captain Cyrus Harding?" ~
 5 2,7|     they submitted to this new service, for the onager, being less
 6 2,9|       Jup was now well used to service. He brushed their clothes,
 7 2,9|     another admirable piece of service which delighted Pencroft-he
 8 2,2|        need, would be of great service to them, and with fine weather
 9 2,7|         The irishman, in whose service he had been for more than
10 2,9|       one to do us that little service!" ~"No! No one!" answered
11 3,1|  dining-room saying,-~"At your service, gentlemen." ~Cyrus Harding
12 3,6|      has been run out, and its service is no longer at the hawse-hole.
13 3,3|      of our lives, some signal service!" ~From this day, the thoughts
14 3,4|        has four hands at one's service, of course one's work ought
15 3,6|      talents and wealth to the service of this cause. He aided
16 3,8|   might at a future time be of service. ~The colonists spoke but
17 3,9|       Yes, and it was the last service he desired to render us
18 3,9|  before his death!" ~"The last service!" exclaimed Pencroft, "the
19 3,9|  exclaimed Pencroft, "the last service! You will see that though
20 3,0| captain would render us a last service." ~"My friends," said Cyrus