Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|       prepare the supper-an easy task. Large flat stones were
 2 1,9|       fire it would be a useless task, and the raft following
 3 1,3|     would not draw back from any task: a determined sportsman,
 4 1,1|        microscopic creatures the task of replacing this agent,
 5 2,5|           and this was no slight task. Neb, Herbert, and the sailor,
 6 2,5|   journey had been long, and the task of getting down the balloon
 7 2,7|      required for this important task. Saws, hatchets, and hammers
 8 2,9|   himself conscientiously of his task. He sometimes amused himself
 9 2,5|   Harding imposed on himself the task of passing some hours in
10 2,8| five-hundred years to finish his task, the honest sailor considered
11 3,4|      spare the colonists the sad task of burying them in some
12 3,3|          to perform. Half of our task is accomplished, but although
13 3,8|          Pencroft brought to the task a devouring energy, and
14 3,8|        he was sufficient for the task, to which he was accustomed,
15 3,9|         much occupied with their task to pay any attention to