Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|        about thirty, vigorous, active, clever, intelligent, gentle,
 2 1,2|      it no longer. His usually active mind was occupied with one
 3 1,3|       directions. Others, more active, rose in flocks and passed
 4 1,0|       29th of March, fresh and active they awoke, ready to undertake
 5 1,9|         He was intelligent and active; understanding quickly,
 6 1,9|    ladder. They were light and active, and Pencroft, as a sailor,
 7 2,1|        Herbert. ~The light and active boy then sprang on the first
 8 2,3|    very powerful and extremely active, it was useless to provoke
 9 2,4|   jokingly asked whether these active and merry quadrupeds did
10 2,7|       powerful and wonderfully active. He was already taught to
11 2,1|     been quite possible for an active creature to climb to the
12 2,4| animals, which were singularly active, did not appear to be in
13 2,4|      could be seen that he was active and powerful, but the physical
14 2,0|        be feared that the most active and audacious would, urged
15 3,9|        in the morning, and the active orang, accustomed to come
16 3,0|        had not yet dawned. The active orang would know how to
17 3,8|        said Herbert, who, more active than his companion, first