Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     whom the functions of cooks naturally devolved, to the one in
 2 1,3| operation of baking the bricks. Naturally this had to be in the open
 3 1,5|        the pot," asked Pencroft naturally, "what will it be like?" ~"
 4 1,6|         resolved on. ~Pencroft, naturally, had some predilection for
 5 1,1|       but Pencroft replied that naturally the next would begin on
 6 1,1|     these ponds. They therefore naturally concluded that the marsh
 7 2,1|   source, where the water would naturally be shallow. Pieces of bark,
 8 2,2|      But the thought which came naturally to the settlers was, that
 9 2,8|       sun, and their number was naturally considerable, as each turtle
10 2,0|        to retrace their way. It naturally happened that game was more
11 2,1|     which the staple of wool is naturally filled were so thoroughly
12 2,3|       sailor and his companions naturally followed the route which
13 3,6|     sailor. "My hand does it so naturally, and one's hand is never
14 3,8|          among which they would naturally seek a retreat, and they
15 3,2|       engineer, "for they would naturally suppose that our researches
16 3,3|   should it not follow the road naturally traced out for it?" ~"Well,
17 3,4|      was not spared, as it grew naturally a few steps from them. Besides,
18 3,6|    coast of Norway, the captain naturally believed that the fugitives,