Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|      replied the sailor quite seriously. Pencroft had found among
 2 1,6|    Chimneys must therefore be seriously considered and promptly
 3 1,9| island?" asked Pencroft quite seriously. ~There was no reply to
 4 1,0|   question of clothes was now seriously discussed, the settlers
 5 1,1|     things, my friends, and I seriously believe that the aspect
 6 2,1|           At least," said Neb seriously, "if Pencroft has not had-" ~"
 7 2,2|    tobacco," replied Pencroft seriously, "and nothing would have
 8 2,6|      to know whether he spoke seriously or not. ~Nevertheless, they
 9 2,1| pigeons. ~But how could it be seriously hoped that either pigeons
10 2,2| Master Jup smoking calmly and seriously, sitting crosslegged like
11 2,6|     trace of him. They became seriously uneasy at this prolonged
12 2,0|     the birds would have been seriously threatened. ~During the
13 3,1|      was impossible to reckon seriously. Ayrton, alone, under the
14 3,1|       colony could not but be seriously threatened by the arrival
15 3,3|      already counted four men seriously wounded if not dead; they,
16 3,0|   recovery the removal had so seriously checked. ~Neb ended his
17 3,3|     Prospect Heights would he seriously threatened. Between them
18 3,9|          Nor I!" answered Neb seriously. ~During the first week