Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          been unable to give any sign of existence. They stopped
 2 1,4|    represented the typographical sign "&," which signifies "et
 3 1,4| isolating the upper mouth of the sign, through which the south
 4 1,6|   surveyed, was destitute of any sign of human life. Pencroft
 5 1,8|      vainly sought for the least sign of life. Now that he had
 6 2,6|           The quadrumana gave no sign of existence, and it might
 7 2,2|           which was with him the sign of great rejoicing. ~At
 8 3,2|       doubtless, unless it was a sign of the act of taking possession.
 9 3,3|     watched her without giving a sign of life, but not without
10 3,2|         out on his paws, gave no sign of uneasiness. At eight
11 3,3|    without uttering a word. On a sign from the engineer, Neb and
12 3,3|    distinctly heard. However, no sign of smoke or vapor, no heating
13 3,4|         it, there was no further sign of it during this period.
14 3,5|        filled it entirely. ~At a sign from Cyrus Harding the oars
15 3,6|   Captain Nemo stopped them by a sign, and in a voice which betrayed
16 3,7|      utter an exclamation, but a sign from the captain arrested
17 3,7|       thanked the colonists by a sign, and requested them to leave
18 3,8|          not a word, but, upon a sign from Cyrus Harding, resumed
19 3,0|     Ayrton-and fell back without sign of life. ~When Cyrus Harding