Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     like generals who first act as common soldiers. Besides
 2 1,2|     captured, he was in the act of making a description
 3 1,7|     had been driven to some act of despair. But Herbert
 4 1,0|    depend upon, and we will act accordingly." ~The meal
 5 2,1|      I think that we should act with caution," said the
 6 2,6|      wait for day, and then act according to circumstances.
 7 2,7|  establish a pile-driver to act on the tops of these piles,
 8 2,2|  his aid and change into an act of humanity that which was
 9 2,3|     these brave men whom an act of humanity was taking far
10 2,8|   the acid and potash could act on each other through the
11 3,2|    companions were ready to act, but, determined though
12 3,2| unless it was a sign of the act of taking possession. Harding
13 3,3|     the pirates, and we can act without attracting their
14 3,5| would not have been able to act? If it was he, he possesses
15 3,5|    had committed some fresh act of hostility against us?" ~"
16 3,7|     an efficacious agent to act against the inflammation
17 3,9|     condition, they were to act against the pirates, was
18 3,2|   we have, on the other, an act of gratitude to perform." ~"
19 3,2|    then will be the time to act." ~Pencroft, convulsively
20 3,5|    have been able always to act in the very nick of time? ~