Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|    probably had its source. In talking, the settlers already employed
 2 1,4|     hesitated at nothing, were talking, the hour approached at
 3 1,6|      Harding, who this day was talking of these things with his
 4 2,9|      month of March, Pencroft, talking to the engineer, reminded
 5 2,9|        other side, Herbert was talking chemistry and natural philosophy,
 6 2,1|    winter evenings were spent. Talking while they worked, reading
 7 2,3|        best plan." ~While thus talking the explorers had advanced
 8 2,4|      there, seated on a bench, talking little but wondering much.
 9 2,7|     House. ~Now, they had been talking in the room for a few minutes,
10 2,9|  Granite House. ~They had been talking of America, of their native
11 2,0| Spilett had no opportunity for talking together, and yet the words
12 3,2|        the contrary, they were talking, singing, laughing. And
13 3,2|    stretched on the deck, were talking loudly. ~The conversation
14 3,5|    this gentleman whom you are talking about, but that we shall
15 3,9|        The three settlers were talking in Herbert's room, when