Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|    might have landed. After a walk of a mile and a half, the
 2 1,3|    hope on, they continued to walk up and down on this sterile
 3 1,7|      could breathe after this walk or rather run of a quarter
 4 1,8| broken. ~Neb then resolved to walk along the beach for some
 5 1,8|     must have had strength to walk here, since Neb found your
 6 1,0|   which two persons could not walk abreast. After a walk of
 7 1,0|     not walk abreast. After a walk of twenty minutes, Cyrus
 8 1,2|     now we can go home." ~The walk, interrupted for an instant,
 9 1,3| Prospect Heights, and alter a walk of five miles or more they
10 1,4|   Sunday should be spent in a walk, or rather an exploring
11 1,1|     cold; but warmed by their walk, neither Harding nor his
12 1,2|  shore, but they were able to walk without much difficulty
13 2,5|     agreed readily, for their walk had sharpened their appetites;
14 2,4|   mile. They set out on their walk, gazing into the wood and
15 2,4|    sailor. ~"Perhaps he would walk if his feet were unfastened,"
16 3,1|  answered Pencroft, "we shall walk under the shade of the trees