Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|         after having taken the precaution of collecting an ample supply
 2 1,0|    needless to add, that every precaution was taken that the experiment
 3 2,1|           However, for greater precaution, Herbert took the trouble,
 4 2,2|       passengers had taken the precaution to buoy it up by means of
 5 2,5|      little band set out. As a precaution the guns were loaded with
 6 2,0|    smuggled it in with as much precaution as if Pencroft had been
 7 2,3|     was perhaps an unnecessary precaution on such a calm night, but
 8 2,4|     the crew had not taken the precaution of lashing themselves to
 9 2,9|    that we forgot to take that precaution on our first visit to Tabor
10 2,9|        it had not been for the precaution you took of lighting a fire
11 3,2|      This was not done without precaution, for fear lest the pirates
12 3,3|    spared, thanks to Harding's precaution of concealing the windows
13 3,9|      they would have taken the precaution to lower it again, so as
14 3,2|        venture without extreme precaution. Top and Jup skirmished
15 3,8|       the waves. As additional precaution, Pencroft, Neb, and Ayrton
16 3,8| relating to Ayrton. This was a precaution rendered indispensable by