Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4| condition. They observed, with emotion, all that part to the north
 2 2,0| harpoon, repeated, not without emotion, the name which he loved
 3 2,1|        it was not without some emotion that the colonists watched
 4 2,3|    were said, not without some emotion on both sides, and Pencroft
 5 2,3|        could not but feel some emotion. There was so much uncertainty
 6 2,6|    replied the engineer, whose emotion was deep. "We have brought
 7 2,6|      overcome by some terrible emotion, his teeth chattered like
 8 3,1|        his voice betrayed some emotion, "if the wretches endeavor
 9 3,3|   sufficiently to suppress his emotion when he embraced Herbert,
10 3,3|     life, but not without some emotion. What could be more terrible
11 3,4|    companion, saying with some emotion,-~"That is what I have been,
12 3,7|    themselves were choked with emotion. They could not speak. ~
13 3,5|  sonorousness. ~The colonists' emotion was great. A thousand strange
14 3,6|     regarded him with profound emotion. Before them they beheld
15 3,6|      voice which betrayed more emotion than he doubtless intended
16 3,6|      man's breast swelled with emotion, and raising his hand to
17 3,7|         said the engineer with emotion, "some souvenir to send
18 3,9|      betrayed the depth of his emotion, "our island is not among
19 3,0|       voice of the profoundest emotion, "may the God of mercy have