Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       the southwest, had since daybreak gone a considerable distance,
 2 1,3|        remained dark, but with daybreak a thick mist rose from the
 3 1,6| morning, the 26th of March, at daybreak, Neb had set out on the
 4 1,8|    having left the Chimneys at daybreak, he had ascended the coast
 5 1,3|        On the 6th of April, at daybreak, the engineer and his companions
 6 1,4|    issued from the Chimneys at daybreak, and proceeded to wash their
 7 1,7|       day, the 21st of May, at daybreak, the miners went to the
 8 2,4|      will set off to-morrow at daybreak," said Pencroft to his two
 9 2,4|        to set off to-morrow at daybreak. The wind seems to me to
10 2,4|    wild again afterwards. ~ At daybreak the next morning, the 15th
11 2,4|        and would be sighted at daybreak, or the "Bonadventure,"
12 2,5|     companions, had climbed at daybreak to the plateau of Prospect
13 3,1|    shall see nothing of her at daybreak." ~As if in reply to the
14 3,1|     weak. The next morning, at daybreak, Cyrus Harding took the
15 3,3|   exploration was commenced at daybreak on the 19th of February,
16 3,8|    Herbert, having ascended at daybreak to the plateau of Prospect