Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        their guards, they might approach the balloon, slip into the
 2 1,3|         point, where they could approach nearest to the scene of
 3 1,6|        t mistake, it is easy to approach and kill them with a stick." ~
 4 1,7|       absorbed, did not see him approach. ~"We are going to have
 5 1,4|       would give him a suitable approach to the result which he wished
 6 1,5|     cross it, especially at the approach of the bad season. Pencroft
 7 1,8|      the water, allowed them to approach it. This orifice was nearly
 8 2,7|         and they allowed him to approach without making any difficulty,
 9 2,1|    could without fear await the approach of the winter of 1866-67. ~
10 2,2|          The first signs of the approach of day doubtless determined
11 2,3|  Numerous animals fled at their approach, being principally, one
12 3,1|      she would not be afraid to approach although the shallows were
13 3,3|       which would allow them to approach without danger. The boat
14 3,3|      intention was evidently to approach the islet. The tide would
15 3,1| capybaras fled swiftly at their approach; and all this reminded the
16 3,2|        river, and to cautiously approach the neighborhood of the
17 3,6|     heart being softened by the approach of death, he invited, as
18 3,7|    noble features, paled by the approach of death, were perfectly