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 1  1, 1 |      The monster became a small island, a rock, a reef, but a reef
 2  1, 2 |      The theory of the floating island, and the unapproachable
 3  1, 5 |     south, doubled the solitary island, this lost rock at the extremity
 4  1, 7 |        directly upon a floating island." ~"An island?" ~"Or, more
 5  1, 7 |        a floating island." ~"An island?" ~"Or, more correctly speaking,
 6  1, 12|         workshops upon a desert island in the ocean. There my workmen,
 7  1, 12|         our proceedings on this island, that I could have jumped
 8  1, 13|         Not a quicksand, not an island. A vast desert. ~Captain
 9  1, 14|   morning in the forests of the Island of Crespo. He hopes that
10  1, 14|       And in the forests of the Island of Crespo!" added Conseil. ~"
11  1, 14|      Let us first see where the Island of Crespo is." ~I consulted
12  1, 14|          long., I found a small island, recognised in 1801 by Captain
13  1, 15|         Ned, the forests of the Island of Crespo are nothing but
14  1, 15|         It is the forest of the Island of Crespo," thought I; and
15  1, 16|          it was the prop of the Island of Crespo. It was the earth!
16  1, 18|      E.S.E. to W.N.W., from the Island Ducie to that of Lazareff.
17  1, 18|        of polypi. Then this new island will be joined later on
18  1, 18|         elevated summits of the island. These waters furnished
19  1, 18|    passed tolerably near to the Island of Aurou, that at noon looked
20  1, 18|   Calcutta, after landing on an island situated 8° 18' S. lat.,
21  1, 18|         a deserter found on the island; made his way to Vanikoro,
22  1, 18|         officers went round the island and brought back some unimportant
23  1, 18|    vessels on the reefs of this island, had constructed a smaller
24  1, 18|         by the castaways on the island of Vanikoro?" ~"No one knows." ~
25  1, 18|     installed themselves in the island, and constructed a smaller
26  1, 18|     westerly coast of the chief island of the group, between Capes
27  1, 19|       little known, towards the Island Sound and Canal Mauvais. ~
28  1, 19|        west, he steered for the Island of Gilboa. ~It was then
29  1, 19|         Nautilus approached the island, that I still saw, with
30  1, 19|      circumspectly? There is an island; on that island there are
31  1, 19|     There is an island; on that island there are trees; under those
32  1, 19|         other quadruped on this island." ~"Friend Ned is uneasy
33  1, 19|         reef that surrounds the Island of Gilboa. ~
34  1, 20|      reconnoitre and see if the island does not produce some substance
35  1, 20|       lie in wait. Although the island seems uninhabited, it might
36  1, 20|      tree, very abundant in the island of Gilboa; and I remarked
37  1, 20|       resolved to return to the island. Ned Land hoped to be more
38  1, 20|    flowed to shore, reached the island in a few minutes. ~We landed,
39  1, 20|        I concluded that, if the island was not inhabited, at least
40  1, 20|     that form the centre of the island was traversed, and we had
41  1, 20|       return to this enchanting island the next day, for he wished
42  1, 21|  twilight. I could only see the island indistinctly; but the numerous
43  1, 21|      The dawn was breaking. The island soon showed itself through
44  1, 21|     that he had brought off the island. As for the savages, they
45  1, 21|  unwilling that my visit to the island should cost the life of
46  1, 22|       Timor, and recognised the island of that name in 122° long. ~
47  2, 1 |      submarine excursion to the Island of Crespo) came to clean
48  2, 1 |      long., we observed Keeling Island, a coral formation, planted
49  2, 1 |       the shores of this desert island for a little distance. Its
50  2, 1 |    stripped here} ~Soon Keeling Island disappeared from the horizon,
51  2, 1 |        Peninsula. ~From Keeling Island our course was slower and
52  2, 2 |        that we were nearing the island of Ceylon, the pearl which
53  2, 2 |      turning to me, said: ~"The Island of Ceylon, noted for its
54  2, 2 |       forests, as we did in the Island of Crespo, will pass; but
55  2, 3 |         by the mainland and the Island of Manaar. There, under
56  2, 3 |          The boat neared Manaar Island, which was rounded to the
57  2, 4 |        the 29th of January, the island of Ceylon disappeared under
58  2, 4 | Laccadives. It coasted even the Island of Kiltan, a land originally
59  2, 4 |       saw nothing, not even the Island of Perim, with which the
60  2, 4 |  changed Africa into an immense island." ~"Yes, M. Aronnax; you
61  2, 6 |      only knew we were near the Island of Carpathos, one of the
62  2, 6 |       Neptune's flocks, now the Island of Scarpanto, situated between
63  2, 6 |      Lincoln, the whole of this island had risen in insurrection
64  2, 6 |      going continually from one island to another, even as far
65  2, 6 |        we?" I asked. ~"Near the Island of Santorin, sir," replied
66  2, 6 |    Cassiodorus and Pliny, a new island, Theia (the divine), appeared
67  2, 6 |        of February, 1866, a new island, which they named George
68  2, 6 |         which they named George Island, emerged from the midst
69  2, 6 |       the 13th of February, the Island of Aphroessa appeared, leaving
70  2, 6 |       the different phases. The Island of Aphroessa, of round form,
71  2, 6 |        10th of March, a smaller island, called Reka, showed itself
72  2, 6 |    forming but one and the same island." ~"And the canal in which
73  2, 7 |         Pliny, and with the low island which supports it; and a
74  2, 8 |  Captain since our visit to the Island of Santorin. Would chance
75  2, 14|      ten miles south a solitary island rose to a height of one
76  2, 18|       boats that coast from one island to another, was quite disheartened.
77  2, 18|       long that is more like an island than an animal. It is also
78  2, 19|        Nautilus is nearing Long Island. We will escape, whatever
79  2, 19|  Nautilus was floating off Long Island, some miles from the port
80  2, 22|        the passage of Suez, the Island of Santorin, the Cretan