Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|       but their chief, hoping or wishing to hope on, they continued
 2 1,4|         Cyrus Harding again; but wishing to leave some hope to Herbert: "
 3 1,2|          Harding. ~The settlers, wishing to return to the Chimneys
 4 1,4|        precise a way." ~Herbert, wishing to learn everything he could,
 5 1,7|          time, for the engineer, wishing to produce a great effect,
 6 2,1|         left uncovered. Herbert, wishing to surprise Pencroft, said
 7 2,2|         and that her passengers, wishing to save necessaries at least,
 8 2,7|        complete liberty, rightly wishing to wait until the limits
 9 2,7|          colony. ~Cyrus Harding, wishing to complete his performance,
10 2,3|        lowered the foresail, not wishing to be caught by a sudden
11 2,6|        spite of himself. Harding wishing to calm him, approached
12 2,7|          himself on the plateau, wishing, doubtless, to put the finishing
13 2,7| companion was to leave them. Not wishing to trouble him by their
14 3,8|      corral. But the sailor, not wishing to distress Herbert, contented
15 3,2|        that we have a reason for wishing to know if the forests of
16 3,7|         across his breast, as if wishing in that attitude to compose