Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|    escape in this extraordinary manner. ~A hundred times they had
 2 1,9|         when struck in the same manner. The experiment, therefore,
 3 2,3|   Herbert, and Pencroft in this manner frequently disembarked,
 4 2,6|       Thus he lived in the same manner as when he had no other
 5 3,1|       maintained his usual calm manner. Was not his country that
 6 3,3|       arranged in the following manner:-~Cyrus Harding and Herbert
 7 3,7|  shaking his fist in a menacing manner. ~"Pencroft!" said Cyrus
 8 3,9|       no longer his unconcerned manner; he went backwards and forwards,
 9 3,0|     moment, barked in a strange manner. ~All rushed in immediately
10 3,1|     though only in an imperfect manner, the vast shore of Washington
11 3,3|    generosity evinced in such a manner as to elude all tokens of
12 3,3|        in a strictly methodical manner. ~The colonists first visited
13 3,7| arranged the cushions in such a manner as to better support the
14 3,7|     securely fastened in such a manner as to prevent even a drop
15 3,9|     center of the lake. In this manner was formed a pier which
16 3,9|      instantaneously, in such a manner that the conflagration extended