Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|     place where his master is buried, and his grief was such
 2 1,7|   only preserved a few embers buried under the ashes. ~At eight
 3 1,8|       you here, I should have buried my master, and then have
 4 1,9|       rolled its eyes, deeply buried in a thick bed of fat. Perhaps
 5 1,0|       faithful Top, were soon buried in a deep sleep. ~No incident
 6 1,0|    railing; and the grain was buried in the damp earth. ~Did
 7 2,2|     like part of a wreck half buried in the sand." ~"Ah!" cried
 8 2,2|      barrels were there, half buried in the sand, but still firmly
 9 2,3|    Cyrus Harding had remained buried in thought. ~The reporter,
10 2,7|     the wood, where they were buried; then the settlers busied
11 2,2|       the Far West, and there buried deep. ~This attack, which
12 2,4|    dead, I suppose he has not buried himself, and so we shall
13 2,4|      by her anchor, which was buried deep in the sand. ~Pencroft
14 2,0|     of the "Bonadventure" was buried in the sand at the mouth
15 3,2|     the convicts were already buried in a drunken sleep, Ayrton
16 3,1|   brought to the Chimneys and buried deep in the sand, so that
17 3,3| distance from the corral, and buried them deep in the ground. ~
18 3,7|      wish is that it shall be buried with him. His wish is our
19 3,8|    His "Nautilus" and he were buried in the depths of the abyss.