Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|    sailor actively pursued his researches, though he exclaimed, when
 2 1,7|        that Neb had pushed his researches on the shore farther than
 3 1,5|      shelter. Their geological researches were put off till the next
 4 2,1|      time, notwithstanding the researches they had made, no human
 5 2,8|        notwithstanding all his researches, had never been able to
 6 3,4|        had passed during these researches, and the tide began to flow.
 7 3,5|    wish me to join you in your researches, I am ready to follow you. ~"
 8 3,5|    Harding. "We will begin our researches as soon as possible. We
 9 3,1|      would be favorable to the researches they intended to make all
10 3,2|     naturally suppose that our researches would be in that direction.
11 3,3| themselves with bringing their researches to bear on the most secret
12 3,3|   proper place to pursue their researches. No part of the island could
13 3,3|     the colonists' most minute researches, for, in spite of all their
14 3,3|        of returning, for these researches could not be prolonged indefinitely.
15 3,4|      had passed since the last researches made round the mountain,
16 3,6|        literature, and art his researches were extensive and profound. ~