Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|      the sailor, impatient to enter the narrow passage. You
 2 1,9|       would always be easy to enter Granite House. ~"My friend,"
 3 1,9|      admit plenty of light to enter into the marvelous nave
 4 2,4|    just as they were about to enter one of these caves a loud
 5 2,6|       they could not possibly enter it. ~Now Granite House was
 6 2,6|     at them?" ~"Let us try to enter Granite House by the old
 7 2,6|     sailor. "You are going to enter the service of Captain Cyrus
 8 2,9|  sailor; "but we must tack to enter the gulf, and I should like
 9 2,9|    light enough I will try to enter the gulf; if not, we must
10 2,9| during the night, and we will enter to-morrow at sunrise." ~"
11 2,0|  turned, it was impossible to enter. They were therefore compelled
12 2,0|       and enabled Pencroft to enter the narrow gulf with greater
13 3,1|      some accomplice ready to enter into communication with
14 3,3|    profit by the high tide to enter the channel, with the risk
15 3,3|       if he is a good seaman, enter that channel! He knows well
16 3,6|      could be heard. ~"Let us enter," said Cyrus Harding. ~And
17 3,9|    they will not allow you to enter the forest, and that they
18 3,8|      Ayrton then proceeded to enter the corral, and, while awaiting