Part,  Chapter

  1 1,1|             Ocean? ~But at the same time, it was also evident that
  2 1,1|        could maintain itself a long time in the air, although it
  3 1,1|         still fell, and at the same time shifted with the greatest
  4 1,1|     lightened balloon rose the last time, and then soon after reached
  5 1,2|           were so important at that time. A true Northerner, thin,
  6 1,2|          near Richmond. At the same time and on the same day another
  7 1,2|            in the shortest possible time. The newspapers of the Union,
  8 1,2|     Governor of Richmond for a long time had been unable to communicate
  9 1,2|            not know how to kill the time, but really dreading, like
 10 1,3|         minutes had passed from the time when Cyrus Harding disappeared
 11 1,3|            therefore of arriving in time to save him. "Let us look
 12 1,3|           roaring of the sea. ~From time to time the castaways stopped
 13 1,3|           of the sea. ~From time to time the castaways stopped and
 14 1,3|             can help." ~During this time Neb was struggling vigorously
 15 1,4|          who probably for the first time thus invaded their domains.
 16 1,4|          than once in the course of time, of great use, and he was
 17 1,4|           was thus appeased for the time, but not their thirst, which
 18 1,4|           was possible that at this time they were both too far away
 19 1,4|           Herbert examined for some time the country on which they
 20 1,4|               We will not give them time to hatch, unless it is in
 21 1,4|            handkerchief, and as the time when the tide would be full
 22 1,5|          circumstances, and for the time irreparable. Pencroft could
 23 1,5|         balloon had fallen the last time but one, a fall which was
 24 1,5|            renew their store at any time. ~Pencroft's first thought
 25 1,5|           of cooking eggs, but this time he had no choice, and was
 26 1,6|            they were wearing at the time of the catastrophe. We must
 27 1,6|        animal which he had not even time to recognize fled into the
 28 1,6|             disappeared at the same time as his master, and had probably
 29 1,6|             hands. It was the first time that he had ever seen birds
 30 1,7|          that he had not as yet had time to return. ~Herbert, however,
 31 1,7|          its whiteness. At the same time on the left the hilly parts
 32 1,8|           master again for the last time. ~"I went along the coast
 33 1,8|           troubling his brain. This time he was understood. Undoubtedly
 34 1,8|         Pencroft hastily; "there is time enough to see about that,
 35 1,8|             jelly, to which he this time added some of the flesh. ~
 36 1,8|          there, just in the nick of time, why should he have abandoned
 37 1,8|          the precipice, and a short time after at the Chimneys. ~
 38 1,9|            washed by the sea at the time of high tides. This sea-weed,
 39 1,9|         repeated, for the twentieth time, that Cyrus Harding would
 40 1,9|         among the long grass. ~This time, the hunters, instead of
 41 1,9|            with stumps worn away by time, were covered with dry wood,
 42 1,9|           track. So the sailor from time to time broke off branches
 43 1,9|             the sailor from time to time broke off branches which
 44 1,9|         game there this was not the time to discuss how it was to
 45 1,9|            it saw men for the first time. ~However, Neb having tightened
 46 1,0|     distances, was fixed for a long time on the cone, the summit
 47 1,0|            called him back, for the time had not come to commence
 48 1,0|         some practicable path, much time was employed and fatigue
 49 1,0|          human bipeds for the first time. Then their fears suddenly
 50 1,1|             the Pacific Ocean. This time his companions followed
 51 1,1|              but it was at the same time much more irregular and
 52 1,1|           on this side that, at the time when the mountain was in
 53 1,1|          going to live here; a long time, perhaps. Perhaps, too,
 54 1,1|             memory, and at the same time will be more practical.
 55 1,2|              had stopped during the time which he had passed on the
 56 1,2|          You have kept the Richmond time, have you not?" ~"Yes, Cyrus." ~"
 57 1,2|           Prospect Heights. At this time of the year, the commencement
 58 1,2|             breath, and at the same time all sight of the creatures,
 59 1,3|             of nature, who, "having time, husbands her strength."
 60 1,3|          her strength." They had no time, since they had to provide
 61 1,3|          near each other, until the time when their complete desiccation
 62 1,3|       Lincoln Island, and from that time kept a regular account.
 63 1,3|            was twelve days from the time when the wind threw the
 64 1,3|            to cool, and during this time Neb and Pencroft, guided
 65 1,3|          the 15th of April, and the time was well employed. The settlers,
 66 1,3|        Cyrus Harding gazed for some time at this splendid constellation,
 67 1,3|          the year in which the real time is identical with average
 68 1,3|           is identical with average time; that is to say, my boy,
 69 1,4|            treated of in the proper time and place. At any rate their
 70 1,4|             eye glanced at the same time at the top of the pole and
 71 1,4|        Shark Gulf, and if there was time they would push their discoveries
 72 1,4|            downs and the sea. ~From time to time Harding consulted
 73 1,4|          and the sea. ~From time to time Harding consulted his watch,
 74 1,4|             so as to be prepared in time for the solar observation,
 75 1,4|            the true and the average time are identical, the hour
 76 1,5|               which would take some time. It was decided, therefore,
 77 1,5|           the same soil at the same time as itself. ~"Then, captain,"
 78 1,5|           companions for the second time. ~On their landing some
 79 1,5|          their retreat. During this time Cyrus Harding, Spilett,
 80 1,5|            and so allowed plenty of time for examining the flora
 81 1,5|        transformation to produce in time pure iron. ~The operation
 82 1,6|             he had plunged a second time into the lake. ~All ran
 83 1,7|       tanning skins, etc., but this time the engineer reserved it
 84 1,7|     following days the settlers had time to construct a furnace of
 85 1,7|          18th of May, nearly at the time when the chemical transformation
 86 1,7|            was not yet known at the time when the settlers worked
 87 1,7|            out. ~The work took some time, for the engineer, wishing
 88 1,8|            result was, that a short time after the operation the
 89 1,8|           the water for an infinite time, was very slippery, and
 90 1,8|       unknown depths, for the first time visited by human beings.
 91 1,8|            crevice; and at the same time, Harding, Gideon Spilett,
 92 1,8|             water escaped; and this time it was not an oblique and
 93 1,8|           engineer, calculating the time employed in its fall, was
 94 1,8|        instant, but as at the first time, nothing suspicious was
 95 1,8|             water, he would by this time have regained the sea by
 96 1,9|            This was a great loss of time, and was also very fatiguing.
 97 1,9|            at first, and in a short time, the cave was divided into
 98 1,9|         everything would be done in time. He dreamed of canals facilitating
 99 1,9|             all fatigue and loss of time, for the inhabitants of
100 1,9|            was finished, and it was time, for the bad season was
101 1,9|              until the engineer had time to make glass. ~Gideon Spilett
102 1,0|            of the month of June the time was employed in different
103 1,0|             employed nearly all his time in salting or smoking meat,
104 1,0|            ascend the Mercy, at the time of their grand exploration
105 1,0|            was wanting. ~Perhaps in time the settlers could replace
106 1,0|           was the 20th of June. The time was then propitious for
107 1,0|             the operation. But this time the thing was more serious.
108 1,1|               Chapter 21 ~From this time Pencroft did not let a single
109 1,1|             to the sea. ~About this time, the weather being extremely
110 1,1|            works. ~It was the first time that the settlers had set
111 1,1|          and gave the swift animals time to disappear. ~The dog had
112 1,1|               That will take a long time," said Pencroft. ~"Nature
113 1,1|         said Pencroft. ~"Nature has time for it," replied the engineer. ~"
114 1,1|             the Equator at the same time as the fauna. The central
115 1,1|           and hope to get away some time." ~"In the meantime," replied
116 1,1|            were satisfied, for this time, with a dozen ducks, which
117 1,1|        aquatic game. At some future time they meant to explore it
118 1,2|        Pencroft, when for the third time he drew one of the animals
119 1,2|             blown off. ~At the same time as the coal, the store of
120 1,2|        evaporation, and at the same time prevented it from contracting
121 1,2|           they often consulted. The time thus passed away pleasantly,
122 1,2|            marine monster come from time to time, to breathe at the
123 1,2|           monster come from time to time, to breathe at the bottom
124 1,2|          dogs who never waste their time in barking at the moon,
125 1,2|            operation to some future time, observing in his usual
126 1,2|             and exterminate them. A time may come when this will
127 2,1|         Lincoln Island. During that time, notwithstanding the researches
128 2,1|         were only here a very short time ago, or that they just touched
129 2,1|           engineer. ~"But till that time we must be very watchful,"
130 2,1|             the tide was low at the time?" ~"Yes, captain." ~"Well,"
131 2,2|         after they set out-all that time had been taken up in going
132 2,3|            them for three days, the time which Harding assigned for
133 2,3|             capricious veins. ~From time to time, in certain places
134 2,3|     capricious veins. ~From time to time, in certain places where
135 2,3|           to the canoe. At the same time half a dozen lories were
136 2,3|             both fatigue spared and time gained, for they would have
137 2,3|            seeing men for the first time, they had not yet learned
138 2,4|        remember having seen, at the time of his excursion to the
139 2,4|            the sailor. ~"We have no time to lose," replied the engineer. ~"
140 2,4|            than in the forest. From time to time they came upon the
141 2,4|            the forest. From time to time they came upon the traces
142 2,4|          was they needed double the time, for what with trees to
143 2,4|           companions would not have time to return before dark to
144 2,4|           if this was not the first time he had scented men. ~At
145 2,5|          were visible. For the last time the engineer could ascertain
146 2,5|            captain, with the aid of time and tempest. However, it
147 2,5|         they had been living in the time of genii, this incident
148 2,6|           some game, for it was now time for breakfast and they had
149 2,6|          would then have taken some time. ~It was already past twelve
150 2,6|           who served him for a long time as a faithful and zealous
151 2,7|             conducted, it took some time, for the Mercy at this place
152 2,7|          West. This would take some time. Also, Neb and Pencroft
153 2,7|          wood-pigeons. ~Lastly, the time had come for turning the
154 2,7|           the onagers for the first time. ~Pencroft had already coaxed
155 2,8|            beds! ~It was about this time also that they made boots
156 2,8|      admirable results. ~About this time the settlers cleared three
157 2,8|           excursion was at the same time a means of improving the
158 2,8|           several miles. It was the time at which the females, going
159 2,8|           salted and stored for the time when winter, freezing up
160 2,8|      fishing impracticable. By this time the intelligent Jup was
161 2,8|            the greatest part of his time in the kitchen, where he
162 2,8|              and that at no distant time not only wool but hides
163 2,8|         interrupted, and in a short time the 24th of March would
164 2,9|         lasted a week, during which time the thunder rolled without
165 2,9|    excursions were made. About this time the female onager gave birth
166 2,9|           latter had not as yet had time to fulfil. ~"You once spoke
167 2,9|            lift acted for the first time, and gave universal satisfaction.
168 2,9|           Granite House. About this time, too, Cyrus Harding attempted
169 2,9|           the first, and in a short time the result was a bubble
170 2,9|            should be constructed in time to be launched towards the
171 2,0|           we will sow them all this time," said the sailor, "except
172 2,0|           to his work. ~During this time Spilett and Herbert hunted
173 2,0|            nothing during the whole time, necessarily somewhat long,
174 2,0|             would insure for a long time a store of stearine and
175 2,1|             for centuries until the time when the mallets were replaced
176 2,1|         which he hoped to finish in time for next spring. ~The sailor'
177 2,1|            for a few days, captain. Time to go and come back, and
178 2,1|            of this voyage, when the time comes to make it. And I
179 2,1|            hands remained idle, the time passed with profit to all. ~
180 2,1|    Australian mines will for a long time yet provide for the consumption
181 2,1|            trade." ~"For how long a time?" asked the reporter. ~"
182 2,1|         become complete at the same time. Yes, my friends, I believe
183 2,1|           the engineer. At the same time Top began to run round the
184 2,1|            marine animal comes from time to time to breathe at the
185 2,1|           animal comes from time to time to breathe at the bottom." ~"
186 2,1|           recently or at any former time been used as a staircase.
187 2,2|             something to employ our time! Preserved and made into
188 2,2|      barking. ~The dog was not this time barking near the mouth of
189 2,2|         beasts?" was asked a second time, as the yelpings were again
190 2,2|             the fight uttering from time to time-a sharp hissing
191 2,2|       called him, and for the first time Jup did not reply to his
192 2,2|         left sleeping quietly. From time to time Top, walking on
193 2,2|      sleeping quietly. From time to time Top, walking on tip-toe,
194 2,2|             settlers, who from this time never went to bed until
195 2,2|          upon her. ~During all this time the necessary works had
196 2,2|            island! ~During all this time Gideon Spilett, leaning
197 2,3|           Island. Should they be in time to save him? This was a
198 2,3|         rectilinear direction. From time to time Herbert relieved
199 2,3|             direction. From time to time Herbert relieved him at
200 2,3|      observed Herbert, "this is the time that whalers usually proceed
201 2,3|           not see men for the first time. They fear them, therefore
202 2,3|           they lived on it for some time. Now, who were these men?
203 2,3|             been inhabited for some time." ~"Indeed," answered Herbert, "
204 2,3|           floated in the sea a long time." ~"Why not?" returned Pencroft. "
205 2,4|            not been used for a long time. In the corner of the fireplace
206 2,4|            Pencroft. ~"It is a long time since this room has been
207 2,4|         Herbert. ~"Yes, a very long time!" answered the reporter. ~"
208 2,4|             Then do not let us lose time," said Herbert, rising. ~"
209 2,4|            rising. ~"We won't waste time," returned Pencroft. "You,
210 2,4|         long before, and for a long time also he had forgotten how
211 2,4|         nothing to be done, for the time at least, but to take him
212 2,4|           what he is, and from this time forward he will be no longer
213 2,4|            in this state for a long time," said Herbert. ~"Perhaps,"
214 2,4|      Bonadventure," but at the same time it freshened, which might
215 2,4|              it would take a longer time to reach Lincoln Island
216 2,5|           before the passengers had time to leap on to the sand,
217 2,5|          not happened to come up in time to help you!" ~"Upon my
218 2,5|           tall tree. I scarcely had time to look round. This unfortunate
219 2,5|              rushed upon me in less time than I take to tell you
220 2,5|            the sailor. "Half of the time she is stranded on the sand,
221 2,5|            protection. When we have time, we must make a little harbor
222 2,5|            to penetrate at the same time by the organs of hearing
223 2,6|         colonists left him for some time on the plateau, and withdrew
224 2,6|           and remained there a long time motionless. ~Harding rejoined
225 2,6|        being delivered at a certain time, he would have waited the
226 2,6|             it not have been a long time already on the coast of
227 2,6|            stayed for any length of time on the shore, it would have
228 2,6|           waited patiently. And the time was near, when, as it seemed,
229 2,6|       thousand grains produced this time four thousand bushels, or
230 2,6|         This was only a question of time. ~Every one had worked at
231 2,6|         demanded, and for the first time. Perhaps this history recounted,
232 2,7|       stranger one day speak of it? Time alone could show. At any
233 2,7|          ready to he sowed when the time came. ~It was on the 20th
234 2,7|            reason the yacht at this time lay off the coast of Australia.
235 2,7|             December, 1854. ~"It is time to say that Ayrton was a
236 2,7|      horizon, asking himself if the time of expiation would soon
237 2,7|      Captain Harding, leave me some time longer," replied Ayrton, "
238 2,8|       intelligence at a more recent time than he thinks." ~"Of course
239 2,8|      agitate him by their presence. Time would doubtless perform
240 2,8|             solitude for too long a time, the settlers often paid
241 2,8|           him, and Ayrton came from time to time to Granite House,
242 2,8|            Ayrton came from time to time to Granite House, where
243 2,8|    temperature very warm in the day time, but in the evening the
244 2,8|          part of Neb and Pencroft's time. The onagers, who had two
245 2,8|    expeditions were made about this time into the depths of the Far
246 2,8|            without result. ~At this time Gideon Spilett, aided by
247 2,8|         assistant became in a short time very skilful operators,
248 2,8|          with snow!" ~"Snow at this time?" answered the reporter,
249 2,8|            this phenomenon, at this time of year and in such a temperature. ~"
250 2,9|            torn by civil war at the time they left it, and which
251 2,9|             asked Herbert. "At that time we did not know Ayrton's
252 2,9|          till later, and it will be time enough in the first fine
253 2,9|           view to wintering a third time in Granite House. ~However,
254 2,9|          replied Herbert, "and this time we shall have no obliging
255 2,9|            the engineer. ~"And this time," continued the sailor. "
256 2,0|         repeating for the twentieth time to the reporter,-~"But are
257 2,0|          grouped thus for the first time, could not but excite their
258 2,0|      executed always in the nick of time on Lincoln Island. Could
259 2,0|      musmons, very numerous by this time, had furnished an abundance
260 2,0|          middle of April. From that time Ayrton shared the common
261 2,0|            repaired them, when some time in October he returned to
262 3,1|              And for a considerable time the settlers remained silent,
263 3,1|           moved at the sight! ~From time to time Pencroft took the
264 3,1|            the sight! ~From time to time Pencroft took the glass
265 3,1|        sailed on board her for some time." ~"And if he recognizes
266 3,1|           flag," said Pencroft from time to time, "nor the English,
267 3,1|          said Pencroft from time to time, "nor the English, the red
268 3,1|           their criminal design! No time was lost before discussing
269 3,1|          granite cliff. At the same time, the ammunition and guns
270 3,1|             the coast. ~At the same time, the chains were heard rattling
271 3,2|       Pencroft and Neb, during this time, had gone to fetch the boat,
272 3,2|            of the Mercy, and by the time they returned, Ayrton was
273 3,2|         drinking deeply at the same time, and this is what Ayrton
274 3,2|             assure them, for a long time perhaps, impunity and security.
275 3,2|             tide being high at that time, rendered the channel impassable.
276 3,3|          the colonists for the last time wrung each other's hands. ~
277 3,3|           at their pleasure, and in time, they would end by having
278 3,3|          House while there is still time, and the convicts cannot
279 3,3|          minute only. ~It was quite time, for the settlers, through
280 3,4|             catastrophe. ~"Oh! this time, we shall know-" answered
281 3,4|            the convicts had not had time to escape, and the ship
282 3,4|        occurred just in the nick of time!" ~"Yes! yes!" replied the
283 3,4|          rock. ~And besides, at the time the brig foundered, it was
284 3,4|          which had been at the same time manifested by an enormous
285 3,4|           had been but a very short time in the water, their contents
286 3,5|           finished. It was also the time for collecting the various
287 3,5|          The third shot, aimed this time at the downs forming the
288 3,6|       indisputable, and at the same time to find out what had become
289 3,6|       longest days in the year. The time was, therefore, very favorable
290 3,6|          Spilett, and Herbert found time to make an expedition to
291 3,6|          convicts take her a second time, we shall very likely not
292 3,6|            Granite House, until the time when we need not fear any
293 3,7|         seconds, before he had even time to fire his second barrel,
294 3,7|          than his gun. ~During this time, Gideon Spilett and the
295 3,7|            are obliged to wait some time, and to remain at the corral
296 3,7|            to know, and at the same time asked all that the colonists
297 3,8|           for a tolerable length of time. Ayrton's house had been
298 3,8|           the settlers, had not had time to pillage it. It was probable,
299 3,8|            my dear Cyrus, that this time his protection was wanting
300 3,8|          succeeded! But might not a time come when all their science
301 3,8|            that could only be for a time. ~In short, Cyrus Harding
302 3,9|           days of December. At this time two months of spring had
303 3,9|          were in full leaf, and the time was approaching when the
304 3,9|     repented of my suspicion a long time ago! But it seems to me
305 3,9|          therefore, be safe at that time, and if there was any occasion
306 3,0|           near the bed. During this time, Harding told Neb all that
307 3,0|         band, and Neb had only just time to get up to Granite House,
308 3,1|           mixture. ~There was still time, for the third attack of
309 3,1|       delirium seized him. When the time for the third attack had
310 3,1|          Pencroft. ~During all this time, the convicts did not once
311 3,1|      commanding presence. From this time his recovery, while still
312 3,1|          nights, very clear at this time of year, would be favorable
313 3,1|           accomplished fact by this time, and it would be too late
314 3,1|            and there would be still time to go and turn them out
315 3,1|             to pass with ease; from time to time it became necessary
316 3,1|             with ease; from time to time it became necessary to cut
317 3,1|             to rove about until the time when they will be masters
318 3,2|          till now we have only lost time!" ~"No, my friend," replied
319 3,2|            s ear, "then will be the time to act." ~Pencroft, convulsively
320 3,2|          low latitudes. Now was the time. ~The reporter and Pencroft,
321 3,2|       palisade. In a short space of time the dangerous zone was passed.
322 3,3|       discovered the corral a short time after their arrival in the
323 3,3|           event, and during all the time that the colonists, detained
324 3,3|            tons?" ~"We can take our time," said the reporter, "and
325 3,3|            above the waters, at the time of the submersion of the
326 3,3|          lower part of the chimney, time may have accumulated rocks,
327 3,3|           which I spoke, may at any time become overcharged. But
328 3,3|             companions. ~It was now time to think of returning, for
329 3,4|         following spring. ~"We have time to get everything ready
330 3,4|            It is only a question of time." ~"And how many months
331 3,4|          exactly the most favorable time for undertaking a voyage
332 3,4|       making the model. During this time his companions employed
333 3,4|         capricious, but at the same time it facilitated the access
334 3,4|           while yet green, and some time was necessary to allow them
335 3,4|     Chimneys, and there awaited the time for use. ~The month of April
336 3,4|          northern zone. At the same time other work was actively
337 3,4|        These excursions at the same time afforded opportunities for
338 3,5|           still take a considerable time. Very fortunately, the iron
339 3,5|    exhausted. So as not to lose any time they had changed the hours
340 3,5|             sleep was delayed for a time. The colonists then spoke
341 3,5|            and blushing at the same time. ~"And you, Captain Harding,"
342 3,5|             disappeared at the same time as the sun. As Herbert had
343 3,5|             act in the very nick of time? ~Every one, wrapped up
344 3,5|              Who came here the last time?" asked the engineer. ~"
345 3,5|   strangely-wild basalt cliff. From time to time one of the colonists
346 3,5|          basalt cliff. From time to time one of the colonists stooped
347 3,5|          the cliff. ~There was some time to wait. The colonists remained
348 3,6|           Prince Dakkar was at that time well known. He had fought
349 3,6|            s" boats. But as at this time the "Nautilus" was drawn
350 3,6|             the public. ~For a long time alter this, Captain Nemo
351 3,6|             of Granite House at the time of the attack by the baboons,
352 3,7|            rest fondly for the last time on these masterpieces of
353 3,7|            of them mementoes of the time when, husband and father,
354 3,7|           companions remained for a time silent, for they were vividly
355 3,7|           one of those whose memory time can never efface. ~"What
356 3,8|             which might at a future time be of service. ~The colonists
357 3,8|          more than ever devoted his time and labor to this object.
358 3,8|           those are not vapors this time! It seems to me that the
359 3,8|        somber appearances, and from time to time discussed the evident
360 3,8|       appearances, and from time to time discussed the evident progress
361 3,8|             already dates back some time. You may remember, Cyrus,
362 3,8|           vapors appeared about the time we searched the sides of
363 3,8|            sulphurous spring at the time of their first exploration. ~
364 3,8|       hardened into solid blocks by time, tremble beneath him, but
365 3,9|        half-decked over. Up to this time no change had taken place
366 3,9|       appeared red-hot. At the same time a torrent of lava, bursting
367 3,9| irresistible torrent of lava. ~This time water would be vanquished
368 3,9|     engineer. "May God grant us the time to complete this vessel,
369 3,9|        escape. Moreover, about this time the colonists felt in the
370 3,9|       finish it, captain, and it is time, for the season is advancing
371 3,9|            The stream, flowing this time towards the southwest shore
372 3,0|            arrive precisely at this time in search of Ayrton at Tabor
373 3,0|           by a supreme effort, from time to time raised his head,
374 3,0|        supreme effort, from time to time raised his head, and cast