Part,  Chapter

501 3,2|             have perhaps returned," said Pencroft. ~"I do not think
502 3,2|            I am of Cyrus' opinion," said the reporter, "and I think
503 3,2|           perform." ~"That was well said, captain," replied the sailor, "
504 3,2|             him. ~"No, my friends," said the engineer, "wait till
505 3,2|            I beg of you, Pencroft," said the engineer. ~"Very well!"
506 3,2|               Do not be imprudent," said Harding to the reporter
507 3,2|          state of affairs. ~"Well," said he, after a little thought, "
508 3,2|                We shall soon know," said Pencroft, "when we have
509 3,2|            the corral, my friends!" said Cyrus Harding. ~"Shall we
510 3,2|    entrenchment." ~"Forward, then!" said Gideon Spilett. ~The cart
511 3,2|          stupefied. ~"I can swear," said Pencroft, "that this gate
512 3,2|             It is our only chance," said he to his companions, "of
513 3,3|             they have been struck!" said Cyrus Harding. ~"But with
514 3,3|           murdered him. ~"And now," said Cyrus Harding, as he ended
515 3,3|         have found our benefactor," said Herbert. ~"Yes," said the
516 3,3|               said Herbert. ~"Yes," said the engineer, "we will do
517 3,3|       voyage to make." ~"A voyage?" said Gideon Spilett. ~"Yes, to
518 3,3|             to sea in her-" ~"And?" said Pencroft, his heart beating. ~"
519 3,3|    exclaimed Pencroft. ~"Pencroft," said Herbert, taking the sailor'
520 3,3|              We can take our time," said the reporter, "and we must
521 3,3|            is not totally extinct?" said the reporter. ~"It is possible
522 3,3|           an approaching eruption," said Gideon Spilett. ~"No," answered
523 3,3|         volcano!" ~"You are right," said the engineer, again listening
524 3,4|            nearest land. ~"Unless," said Pencroft, "our good genius,
525 3,4|       Northern Hemisphere." ~"Yes," said Herbert, "and icebergs are
526 3,4|     experienced in Lincoln Island," said Gideon Spilett, "may then
527 3,4|       Gideon Spilett. ~"Look here," said he to Neb one day, "I would
528 3,4|             Worlds! ~"As for that," said Pencroft, "when one has
529 3,4|         this was all that was to be said about this enigma, and that
530 3,5|             days there. ~"Herbert," said the sailor, "you will never
531 3,5|            future. ~Ayrton silently said to himself that he would
532 3,5|        negatively. ~"We must wait," said Gideon Spilett. "If it is
533 3,5|             have heard all that was said in Granite House, to have
534 3,5|            The telegram had clearly said,-~"Come to the corral immediately." ~
535 3,5|             ground. ~"There it is!" said he. ~This wire lay along
536 3,5|             the west. ~"Follow it!" said Cyrus Harding. ~And the
537 3,5|          and there-~"We must wait," said he. "The tide is high. At
538 3,5|     returned to his companions, and said simply,-~"In an hour the
539 3,5|                 It is there, then?" said Pencroft. ~"Did you doubt
540 3,5|             the bottom. ~"Jump in!" said Harding. ~In a moment the
541 3,5|            to the rock. ~"Forward!" said Harding. ~And the two oars,
542 3,5|           was again heard. ~"Stop!" said he. ~The boat stopped, and
543 3,5|            an outlawed man!" ~"He!" said Harding. ~At the engineer'
544 3,6|          seemed yet powerful, as he said in English, and in a tone
545 3,6|         vessel-" ~"The 'Nautilus'?" said the captain, with a faint
546 3,6|         great criminal, doubtless!" said Captain Nemo, a haughty
547 3,6|             you have heard all," he said. ~And the captain, in a
548 3,6|    assistance,-~"It is useless," he said; "my hours are numbered." ~
549 3,6|          the engineer,-~"Now, sir," said he, "now that you know my
550 3,6|           dying man. "My child," he said, "may God bless you!" ~ ~
551 3,7|           some days? He himself had said that no remedy could avail,
552 3,7|      terrors. ~"We can do nothing," said Gideon Spilett. ~"But of
553 3,7|          reporter. ~"Nevertheless," said the sailor, "if we move
554 3,7|             You are right, sir," he said. "I shall die here-it is
555 3,7|         turned to the colonists and said, ~"You consider yourselves,
556 3,7|            for you." ~"We promise," said Cyrus Harding. ~And by this
557 3,7|        never efface. ~"What a man!" said Pencroft. "Is it possible
558 3,7|         beneath it." ~"My friends," said the engineer, "it is useless,
559 3,7|           around him. ~"Gentlemen," said the captain, "you are brave
560 3,7|               To return, Pencroft?" said the captain, with a smile. "
561 3,7|             last wish to transmit," said the engineer with emotion, "
562 3,7|             to construct a vessel," said Gideon Spilett, "sufficiently
563 3,7|           have known Captain Nemo," said Cyrus Harding. ~"It is here
564 3,7|            completing the sentence, said simply,-~"Mr. Harding, I
565 3,7|     recalled his companions; but he said nothing to them of the private
566 3,7|           the forehead of the dead, said solemnly, "May his soul
567 3,8|           perfectly serious. ~"Well said, Neb!" cried Pencroft, with
568 3,8|             gone somewhat apart, he said,-~"The truth is, my friends,
569 3,8|        eruption." ~"Well, captain," said Pencroft, "we shall witness
570 3,8|             should not take place," said the reporter. ~"Who knows?"
571 3,8|    consequences. ~"It seems to me," said Ayrton, who had reclined
572 3,8|         apprehended. ~"Well, then!" said Pencroft, "are we not going
573 3,8|             The crater is on fire!" said Herbert, who, more active
574 3,8|               The change is rapid!" said the engineer. ~"That is
575 3,8|             point." ~Gideon Spilett said no more, and soon, in spite
576 3,8|         singular, Captain Harding," said Ayrton. ~"It is very serious,"
577 3,8|            prefer that it were so," said Cyrus Harding to himself. "
578 3,8|        cared for, Captain Harding," said Ayrton. ~"Good, Ayrton." ~"
579 3,8|         iron boat should be there," said the engineer. ~"It is here,
580 3,8|         comes from the volcano," he said. ~Besides these sounds,
581 3,8|          for a brief space. Then he said in a low voice,-~"Yes! the
582 3,8|           terrible danger!" ~Ayrton said not a word, but, upon a
583 3,9|             them. ~"My friends," he said, and his voice betrayed
584 3,9|           Explain yourself, Cyrus!" said Gideon Spilett. ~"I will
585 3,9|         will tell you, my friends," said the engineer. "Lincoln Island
586 3,9|        volcano to escape." ~"Well?" said Pencroft, his brow suddenly
587 3,9|             the matter!" ~"Not so!" said Cyrus Harding, "should a
588 3,9|            The lake will cover us," said Gideon Spilett. ~"I hope
589 3,9|          whatever it might be, then said,-~"Either the lake will
590 3,9|       enough to break one's heart!" said Gideon Spilett, one day. ~"
591 3,9|             We shall finish it," he said to the engineer, "we shall
592 3,0|             Nemo did right to die," said Neb. ~During the five ensuing
593 3,0|      raising his hand to Heaven, he said, "Oh! Almighty God! mercifully
594 3,0|         found at the corral. ~"Ah!" said Pencroft, "it was then he
595 3,0|            service." ~"My friends," said Cyrus Harding, in a voice
596 3,0|           approaching the engineer, said simply, "Where should this
597 3,0|        engineer. ~"Ayrton! Ayrton!" said Cyrus Harding, deeply touched.