Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         see each other. ~Without speaking a word, Harding, Spilett,
 2 1,6|    desired. Herbert and Pencroft speaking little, for the difficulties
 3 1,9| companions looked at him without speaking. Then, feeling somewhat
 4 1,9|  absorbed in thought; then again speaking,-~"My friends," said he, "
 5 1,9|       the sailor, "since you are speaking of game, if on my return,
 6 1,0|         near each other, without speaking. In some places the plateau
 7 1,3|       the engineer, as if he was speaking to himself. ~At this moment
 8 2,9|         served by Neb. They were speaking of the island and of its
 9 2,2|  according to Pencroft's mode of speaking. After having doubled Flotsam
10 2,7|          that in a hoarse voice, speaking like some one who obliges
11 3,1|        colors!" ~And, while thus speaking, the sailor never left the
12 3,5|          it." ~"You are right in speaking thus, my dear Cyrus," replied
13 3,9|        me much if you persist in speaking thus. I will answer for
14 3,9|         die on the road!" ~While speaking thus, it could be seen that
15 3,0|          still better!" ~And, in speaking thus, Cyrus Harding thought
16 3,4|        source of riches. Without speaking of the complete rig which
17 3,5|        there was no occasion for speaking, but to get forward as fast