Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|       with the shortest possible delay. From its answer they would
 2 1,7|          According to him, Neb's delay was caused by some new circumstances
 3 1,9|      proceed without any further delay to the fabrication of a
 4 2,2|       carry help to them without delay. ~During the day the different
 5 2,5|       with the briefest possible delay. It was necessary first
 6 2,0| possession of it without further delay, and it was necessary to
 7 2,5|         been very uneasy at your delay, my friends! Did you meet
 8 2,0|      therefore commenced without delay. ~Nevertheless, the colonists
 9 3,3|        prevent, or at all events delay, any attempt at landing.
10 3,5|          to be destroyed without delay and without remorse. ~"Come!"
11 3,6|        wished to set out without delay; but as the expedition would
12 3,7|        should be dressed without delay. It did not appear necessary
13 3,1|  administered to Herbert without delay. How it came there might
14 3,2|   Spilett wished without further delay to reconnoiter the approaches
15 3,4|       calculate on several weeks delay, and if our vessel is ready
16 3,8|          with the least possible delay. In presence of the eventualities