Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          turned the point, must be attached to the mainland. The castaways,
 2 1,3|           destitute of vegetation, attached to a more important archipelago?
 3 1,3|  companions, who were all strongly attached to the intrepid Harding,
 4 1,4| attentively examining the molluscs attached to the rocks; "they are
 5 1,0|            continent," to which he attached so much importance. ~They
 6 1,7|      impregnated with sulphur, was attached to the middle of the first,
 7 1,8|          But the settlers were all attached to each other by a cord,
 8 1,9|       Harding became more and more attached to the boy. Herbert had
 9 2,2|         the sand, but still firmly attached to a large chest, which,
10 2,2|         account. To the sails were attached strong bolt ropes, and there
11 2,0|  insignificant facts to which they attached any mysterious cause. Top
12 3,1|        signification which must be attached to the color of the hoisted
13 3,6|       anxiety. They were sincerely attached to their new companion.
14 3,9|          thorough farmer, heartily attached to his crops. But it must
15 3,7|          to Lincoln Island. We are attached to it by too many recollections
16 3,8|   consequently could not be firmly attached to each other, would be