Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|       his lines, not snares, but real fishing-lines. He took Herbert
 2 1,0|      cried the reporter. ~"Fire, real fire, which will roast this
 3 1,3|         in the year in which the real time is identical with average
 4 1,5|  Pencroft and Neb declared to be real jewels. But the metal was
 5 1,9|       the hunters arrived at the real site of the warren. There
 6 1,1|   hesitating, to give them their real name of "Arctic foxes."
 7 2,1|          build a boat." ~"Yes, a real boat," replied the sailor; "
 8 2,6|        shutters, and saluted the real proprietors of the place
 9 2,8|      together. Jup had besides a real affection for Neb, and Neb
10 2,9|     puddings. This was not quite real wheaten bread, but it was
11 2,0|           would end by making a "real good castaway." ~The blubber,
12 2,0|  repeating excitedly,-~"Tobacco! real tobacco!" ~"Yes, Pencroft,"
13 2,1|      with profit to all. ~It was real enjoyment to the settlers
14 2,2|        was imposed, "just like a real person," as Neb said, and
15 2,5|       The settlers followed with real sympathy all the phases
16 2,7|          will understand why the real dates were not at ~ first
17 2,8| communication presented two very real advantages: firstly, because
18 3,5|        services are not the less real, and are of such a nature
19 3,1|     called him Dr. Spilett. ~The real doctor, however, remained