Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1| continents?" asked Herbert. "It appears to me that the present extent
 2 1,1|    least to me this explanation appears plausible." ~"We are listening,
 3 2,1|         is that Captain Harding appears rather to fear than desire
 4 2,1|   themselves over, then?'' ~"It appears so," replied Herbert, who
 5 2,3|         my dear Spilett; for it appears proved that the presence
 6 2,5|      set foot on the island, it appears no less certain that he
 7 2,6|    servant," added Herbert. "He appears young, and will be easy
 8 2,2|     think of our vessel?" ~"She appears to behave well," replied
 9 2,3|       Harding of Pencroft. ~"It appears fortunate, that's all,"
10 2,3|      Spilett, "and the document appears even to have been recently
11 2,3|          said the reporter, "it appears to be uninhabited." ~"Indeed,"
12 2,4|       like a wild animal, which appears stunned at first by its
13 2,6|         Gideon Spilett, "and it appears as if he had only re-entered
14 2,6|    doubt," and yet the document appears to have been recently written! ~"
15 2,9|       several hundred miles. It appears to me, that when one has
16 3,1|         the direction which she appears to be taking, and she may
17 3,5|       will add that the unknown appears to possess means of action