Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     their aerial voyage being prolonged. ~The departure of the balloon
 2 1,4|       be seen if the land was prolonged in that direction, or if
 3 1,6|       detour was probably not prolonged for the river must have
 4 1,7|     Neb had not returned. The prolonged absence of the Negro made
 5 1,2|       and the exploration was prolonged under the trees for a mile
 6 1,1|   clear, as it often is after prolonged cold; but warmed by their
 7 2,1|    boy; for if their stay was prolonged, and above all, if they
 8 2,4|  north, the forest border was prolonged for a space of nearly two
 9 2,6|       voice the sailor gave a prolonged "Halloo!" which was echoed
10 2,8|      whose upper mandible was prolonged on each side by a membraneous
11 2,8|   could not have been greatly prolonged. Richmond had doubtless
12 2,2|      of their excursion being prolonged until the evening. ~Cyrus
13 2,5|       the bad weather and the prolonged absence of their companions,
14 2,6|      seriously uneasy at this prolonged absence. Certainly, the
15 3,3|       researches could not be prolonged indefinitely. The colonists
16 3,5| October, the conversation was prolonged later than usual. It was
17 3,7|    his life, if not saved, be prolonged for some days? He himself
18 3,7| fulfil it." ~After a somewhat prolonged conversation, Cyrus Harding