Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       siege, he found himself shut up, to his great disgust;
 2 1,5|    were in a copper box which shut very tightly; and now what
 3 1,2|      forth, and they remained shut up for five days, from the
 4 1,2|      The colonists were again shut up in Granite House, and
 5 1,2|     how weary he was of being shut up. Harding often remarked
 6 2,2|   What's in this chest? It is shut up, and nothing to open
 7 2,5|   sailor. "That little creek, shut in by rocks, seems to me
 8 2,6|     years old, if it had been shut up in that bottle for several
 9 2,0|       not afraid that it will shut upon us, are you?" ~"No,
10 3,3|     But what was it to be? To shut themselves up in Granite
11 3,3|     Gideon Spilett, "but once shut up-" ~"We must be guided
12 3,3|    where Top and Jup had been shut up since the evening before,
13 3,6|   could be seen. The gate was shut as usual. Deep silence reigned
14 3,7|      and the gate was quickly shut. ~"Top, Top!" exclaimed
15 3,2| Pencroft, "that this gate was shut just now!" ~The colonists
16 3,2|       door, as his companions shut it and fastened the interior
17 3,3|     our good genius, who will shut his mouth for him, if he
18 3,4|       colonists be obliged to shut themselves up there they
19 3,5|    library a large door, also shut, was opened by the engineer. ~