Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6| improbable event of Neb requiring aid. The reporter accordingly
 2 1,1|           their energy and on the aid of Heaven. ~"Well, now let
 3 1,0|      snares with creepers, by the aid of which the warren henceforth
 4 1,0| Providence came directly to their aid, in an infinitesimal proportion
 5 2,3|         increase its speed by the aid of the oars. In a few minutes
 6 2,4|        Neb, going to the sailor's aid. ~"As I said, there is everything
 7 2,5|             No, captain, with the aid of time and tempest. However,
 8 2,5|          discovered even with the aid of the instrument. ~"Well,"
 9 2,2|        incident would come to his aid and change into an act of
10 2,4|   themselves, received unexpected aid from the prisoner, who emerged
11 3,1|       nearer the island. With the aid of the glass, it was ascertained
12 3,7|           proceeded to render the aid Herbert required. ~The reporter
13 3,7|     terrible perplexity. You must aid me with your advice, your
14 3,8|       influence had come to their aid!... But all that could only
15 3,9|          this would be a powerful aid to the settlers! ~"At any
16 3,3|        again, and relied upon his aid to enable them to gain possession
17 3,7|         it possible to render any aid to the dying man? Might
18 3,8|        and there Ayrton, with the aid of flint and steel, lighted
19 3,9|        banking the earth with the aid of fallen trees they succeeded