Part,  Chapter

 1 1,9|         his heart he shared the confidence which his companions had
 2 1,9|    Pencroft, although he had no confidence in the proceeding, then
 3 1,9|         return." ~"Have you not confidence in Captain Harding?" ~"Yes." ~"
 4 1,1|    companions. The engineer had confidence, because he felt capable
 5 1,1|        deal with men. They have confidence in you, and you can depend
 6 1,3|          in a burst of absolute confidence. ~This work lasted till
 7 1,3|       but develop sentiments of confidence towards the Author of all
 8 1,7|       away his companion, whose confidence in Harding was such that
 9 1,7| destined for food. Such perfect confidence had they in the engineer,
10 1,9|    companions. They worked with confidence, even gaily, Pencroft always
11 1,9|        He knew how communicable confidence is; he even smiled to hear
12 2,0|         and Neb were taken into confidence, and the sailor suspected
13 2,1|         Pencroft, with unshaken confidence, "we shall not cause you
14 2,2|        did not share Pencroft's confidence in her, and as the latter
15 2,3|       he would himself, and his confidence was justified by the coolness
16 2,6|     return!" he repeated with a confidence which his companions could
17 2,0|         Certainly, he had great confidence in his vessel, but nevertheless
18 3,3|       may be seen, the sailor's confidence in the tutelary deity of
19 3,4|    labor, but the colonists had confidence in themselves, justified