Part,  Chapter

  1 1,2|            Jonathan Forster nor his companions dreamed of confronting it
  2 1,2|     half-past nine, Harding and his companions glided from different directions
  3 1,2|             the sailor rejoined his companions. ~The balloon was then only
  4 1,3|  disappeared to the moment when his companions set foot on the ground.
  5 1,3|            The grief of Neb and his companions, who were all strongly attached
  6 1,3|             had been there with his companions he would have remarked that
  7 1,3|              without consulting his companions, without saying a single
  8 1,3|      extremity of the islet. ~Neb's companions had watched his daring attempt
  9 1,3|              Gideon Spilett and his companions stripped themselves of their
 10 1,5|         Pencroft were working, "our companions have found a superior place
 11 1,5|           are without fire, and our companions will find but a sorry repast
 12 1,5|         match, and, followed by his companions, entered the cave. ~This
 13 1,5|        notwithstanding all that his companions could say to induce him
 14 1,6|       having to appear before their companions with empty hands, and observing
 15 1,7|        reasoned. Thus he spoke. His companions let him talk. The reporter
 16 1,7|      visible. ~The reporter and his companions remained thus for a few
 17 1,7|      favored the seaman and his two companions. The wind being southeast,
 18 1,7|           had Neb only sent for his companions that they might render the
 19 1,7|          soon as the sailor and his companions left the precipice, the
 20 1,7|          lifted. The seaman and his companions were then about six miles
 21 1,7|            the reporter and his two companions arrived at a sort of excavation,
 22 1,8|      evidently had neither seen his companions nor heard the sailor speak. ~
 23 1,8|            not the reporter and his companions arrived, it would have been
 24 1,8|             Neb then thought of his companions. They, no doubt, would wish
 25 1,8|         reporter, the one among his companions whom Top knew best. ~Then
 26 1,8|          Top had found them. ~Neb's companions had listened with great
 27 1,8|         Spilett, then his other two companions, and his hand slightly pressed
 28 1,8|         mound, Pencroft and his two companions set to work, with no other
 29 1,8|          rest was divided among his companions, who found it but a meager
 30 1,8|          motionless, staring at his companions.... The fire was out; the
 31 1,9|            different effects on the companions of the honest sailor. ~Neb,
 32 1,9|            the confidence which his companions had in Cyrus Harding. The
 33 1,9|             been bad enough, if his companions had not carefully covered
 34 1,9|    nutritious. The reporter and his companions, after having eaten a quantity
 35 1,9|             the morning, he saw his companions around him watching his
 36 1,9|           in an immense shell. ~His companions looked at him without speaking.
 37 1,9|           stopping, said to his two companions,-~"Shall we begin by being
 38 1,9|       Herbert described them to his companions, who feasted on them. ~"
 39 1,9|         water. Pencroft and his two companions went to different parts
 40 1,0|           that the engineer and his companions had employed their day well.
 41 1,0|             sustain Harding and his companions for at least twenty-four
 42 1,0|         clock Cyrus Harding and his companions had reached the western
 43 1,0|           Harding had said, and his companions following him began to ascend
 44 1,0|            for the engineer and his companions the weather was beautiful,
 45 1,0|          when Cyrus Harding and his companions, much fatigued by an ascent
 46 1,1|            engineer merely told his companions that the land upon which
 47 1,1|        island upon which he and his companions were imprisoned for life
 48 1,1|        Pacific Ocean. This time his companions followed him in the new
 49 1,1|            with Harding as with his companions. The engineer had confidence,
 50 1,1|             life of himself and his companions; the latter feared nothing,
 51 1,1|             o'clock Harding and his companions were assembled at the summit
 52 1,1|     infinite. ~The engineer and his companions, mute and motionless, surveyed
 53 1,1|         coast Cyrus Harding and his companions were surprised to see a
 54 1,1|           engineer explained to his companions that the altitude of this
 55 1,1|               Cyrus Harding and his companions remained an hour at the
 56 1,1|               But before giving his companions the signal for departure,
 57 1,1|        adopted. He then thanked his companions, and added, that he would
 58 1,1|        unanimously agreed to by his companions. The island was spread out
 59 1,1|         engineer's name and all his companions would have applauded him,
 60 1,2|             captain proposed to his companions to return to the Chimneys
 61 1,2|      Herbert had rejoined their two companions, and like them, they kept
 62 1,2|          the latter, signing to his companions to wait for him, glided
 63 1,2|        Mercy, Cyrus Harding and his companions arrived at the Chimneys. ~
 64 1,3|        seconded by more intelligent companions, nor with more devotion
 65 1,3|      daybreak, the engineer and his companions were collected in the glade,
 66 1,3|           sleeping, Harding and his companions went to take the air on
 67 1,4|           idea, he announced to his companions that very soon they would
 68 1,4|            Jonathan Forster and his companions must have been when, next
 69 1,4|             the stick's shadow. His companions, bending over him, watched
 70 1,4|        announced this result to his companions, and taking into consideration
 71 1,5|            Till then the engineer's companions had been brickmakers and
 72 1,5|        islet for the first, and his companions for the second time. ~On
 73 1,5|            The engineer and his two companions threw themselves between
 74 1,5|           he was so clever, and his companions aided him with so much intelligence,
 75 1,6|            of these things with his companions, "we have some precautions
 76 1,6|        engineer now proposed to his companions to climb the slope, and
 77 1,6|               Cyrus Harding and his companions walked over this new ground
 78 1,6|       Neither Cyrus Harding nor his companions had at first paid any attention
 79 1,6|               Cyrus Harding and his companions could not understand it.
 80 1,6|           incident, Harding and his companions returned to the Chimneys. ~ ~
 81 1,7|       singular incidents before our companions. Let us keep our remarks
 82 1,7|        employ this azotic acid? His companions were still ignorant of this,
 83 1,7|     engineer, after having sent his companions to a distance, filled the
 84 1,7|         place, he returned with his companions to the Chimneys. ~The fiber
 85 1,8|            before, stopped, and his companions came up with him. The place
 86 1,8|             nodded. Harding and his companions rushed to the help of their
 87 1,8|           his dog, and those of his companions who were near him might
 88 1,8|         made known his ideas to his companions. ~"Then, captain, let us
 89 1,8|           Harding; a name which his companions again saluted with a cheer. ~
 90 1,8|         turn, Cyrus Harding and his companions passed out of the passage. ~ ~
 91 1,9|          Till then, Harding and his companions had only entered the cavern
 92 1,9|             intelligent and zealous companions. They worked with confidence,
 93 1,9|         less skilful in it than his companions, which always rather astonished
 94 1,0|           Neb but little, but their companions were bristling in a way
 95 1,0|           corn!" ~And he showed his companions a grain-a single grain-which
 96 1,0|             proportion." ~Harding's companions listened without answering.
 97 1,1|             neither Harding nor his companions felt the sharpness of the
 98 1,1|       evening Cyrus Harding and his companions retraced their steps to
 99 1,2|       neither Cyrus Harding nor his companions could, notwithstanding their
100 1,2|      surface. Cyrus Harding and his companions climbed Prospect Heights. ~
101 1,2|              Harding instructed his companions in many things, principally
102 1,2|           useless to explain to his companions the suspicions which arose
103 2,1|            bullet on the table, his companions looked at it with intense
104 2,1|    reasoning of bravery." These two companions of the chase, remembering
105 2,2|     question. Cyrus Harding and his companions looked attentively around
106 2,3|  magnificent. Cyrus Harding and his companions could not but admire the
107 2,3|         which Cyrus Harding and his companions could, if it was necessary,
108 2,4|            The engineer advised his companions to refrain from firing,
109 2,4|            not consider him and his companions as degenerate brothers. ~
110 2,4|             suppose that he and his companions were much farther from the
111 2,4|        Reptile End, Harding and his companions would not have time to return
112 2,4|             skinned the jaguar, his companions collected an abundant supply
113 2,5|            5 ~Cyrus Harding and his companions slept like innocent marmots
114 2,5|             o'clock Harding and his companions arrived at a snug little
115 2,5|             Spilett proposed to his companions that they should make a
116 2,5|             forest. Harding and his companions made ready their firearms,
117 2,5|             bank, waited till their companions were ready for their help,
118 2,6|          without saying a word. His companions searched in the darkness
119 2,6|           while his master with his companions sought a refuge among the
120 2,6|           the death of one of their companions, and frightened by the noise
121 2,6|          stopping however. ~All his companions followed him, and in a minute
122 2,7|            to rest, Harding and his companions seated round their table,
123 2,7|         Harding now imparted to his companions a scheme for completely
124 2,7|             lastly, the zeal of his companions, who in seven months had
125 2,7|            young ones; they had for companions half a dozen ducks, accustomed
126 2,8|       chance might one day cast his companions and himself in the event
127 2,8|         silent, and listened to his companions more often than he spoke
128 2,9|          Day, which Harding and his companions sanctified by rest and prayer.
129 2,0|       Harding and Neb joining their companions, all rushed towards the
130 2,0|        excited the curiosity of his companions. He took a dozen of the
131 2,0|         borne such fatigue; but his companions were preparing in secret
132 2,1|          The engineer, aided by his companions, including Pencroft, who
133 2,1|           during the absence of his companions, and an opportunity for
134 2,2|             between Harding and his companions. It was certain that the
135 2,2| insignificant, as were those of his companions; for thanks to their firearms
136 2,2|            was heard calling to his companions. ~"Captain, Mr. Spilett,
137 2,2|         letting two or three of his companions venture so far in so small
138 2,3|         tide; then Pencroft and his companions, well armed, ascended the
139 2,3|              The sailor and his two companions returned to the shore, to
140 2,3|       continued. The sailor and his companions naturally followed the route
141 2,4|              The sailor and his two companions then perceived a disordered
142 2,4|      appeared to the sailor and his companions! Herbert alone slept for
143 2,4|            dawned; Pencroft and his companions immediately proceeded to
144 2,4|            the hut Pencroft and his companions reached the western coast
145 2,4|           man that Pencroft and his companions searched. But their searches
146 2,4|            said Pencroft to his two companions, as about two o'clock they
147 2,4|           occasion Pencroft and his companions, who were occupied with
148 2,5|          prolonged absence of their companions, had climbed at daybreak
149 2,5|           thenceforth termed by his companions, should live in one of the
150 2,5|     Breakfast over, Harding and his companions left Granite House and returned
151 2,5|  intelligence. Sometimes one of his companions, sometimes another, sometimes
152 2,6|         reported these words to his companions. ~"There is some painful
153 2,6|   motionless. ~Harding rejoined his companions and related to them what
154 2,6|           said he to Harding, "your companions and you, are you English?" ~"
155 2,6|            but we will not urge our companions to speak. When he likes,
156 2,6|               Cyrus Harding and his companions were astounded on seeing
157 2,6|         with a confidence which his companions could not share. "When this
158 2,7|             never mingling with his companions. It really seemed as if
159 2,7|           he, "we are not only your companions but your friends. I wish
160 2,7|     engineer then made known to his companions the proposal which had been
161 2,7|     impressed Cyrus Harding and his companions. The engineer rose. ~"We
162 2,7|           Captain Grant and his two companions. The English Admiralty having
163 2,7|         soon Lord Glenarvan and his companions came on board. ~"This is
164 2,7|               Cyrus Harding and his companions rose at the end of this
165 2,8|            his care, and spared his companions the trouble of coming every
166 2,8|            known his project to his companions. ~"Why! how are you going
167 2,8|              Cyrus Harding left his companions to follow the trade of wiredrawers,
168 2,8|             joining the boy. ~Their companions were soon beside them, but
169 2,9|           during the absence of his companions. Master Jup was ordered
170 2,9|               Cyrus Harding and his companions gazed, with a feeling of
171 2,0|             actually been seen! His companions, Herbert and Pencroft, had
172 2,0|           Harding to acquaint their companions with these strange facts.
173 2,0|       direct the attention of their companions to the strange character
174 2,0|           Harding also reminded his companions of the singular behavior
175 2,0|             in the pleasures of his companions. ~For the greater part of
176 2,0|      projects Cyrus Harding and his companions. ~It was the month of October.
177 3,1|           were thus occupied, their companions went to the border of Jacamar
178 3,1|            extended his hand to his companions, who pressed it warmly.
179 3,1|           the work which he and his companions had till now conducted so
180 3,1|          brig. ~However, he and his companions were determined to fight
181 3,2|               Cyrus Harding and his companions were ready to act, but,
182 3,2|         Pencroft, followed by their companions, descended to the beach.
183 3,2|  disappeared in the darkness. Their companions returned to wait at the
184 3,2|           one of his old Australian companions, a daring sailor, who had
185 3,2|         Thus had Bob Harvey and his companions done. Thus had Ayrton formerly
186 3,2|      without mercy. Harding and his companions had, therefore, not even
187 3,2|           return, and render to his companions an account of the mission
188 3,2|   everything in order to rejoin his companions. ~Four barrels of the revolver
189 3,2|       possession of Harding and his companions! ~At last, towards half-past
190 3,3|          not ordering a battle. His companions approved these arrangements
191 3,3|            up their dead or wounded companions, fled to the other side
192 3,3|               Cyrus Harding and his companions rushed to one of the windows-~
193 3,4|        hours, Cyrus Harding and his companions were solely occupied in
194 3,4|           on shore, Harding and his companions agreed to devote some minutes
195 3,4|               Cyrus Harding and his companions, hatchets in hand, advanced
196 3,4|          was then occupied with his companions in the workshop of the Chimneys. ~
197 3,4|            exclaimed the engineer's companions. ~"And who put the torpedo
198 3,5|           Now," said Harding to his companions, "the initial velocity is
199 3,5|              Pencroft looked at his companions one after the other. He
200 3,6|       desirable. The sailor and his companions set off on the 10th of November,
201 3,6|          but Gideon Spilett and his companions took two hours to traverse
202 3,6|            the return of either his companions or Ayrton. ~In the event
203 3,6|          the engineer and his three companions had passed Creek Glycerine,
204 3,6|               Cyrus Harding and his companions followed beside the road
205 3,6|           The wire is broken!" ~His companions hurried forward and arrived
206 3,6|          was not the reason why his companions were so uneasy, for, a more
207 3,6|        engineer advanced, while his companions, keeping watch about twenty
208 3,7|            hopes of Harding and his companions slightly revived. Herbert
209 3,8|            it, and repeating to his companions that which most surgeons
210 3,8|            besides, that he and his companions, till then so fortunate,
211 3,8|             because Harding and his companions spoke of these things, they
212 3,9|           was unanswerable, and his companions understood it well. ~"If
213 3,9|         that Ayrton finding his old companions, forgetting all that he
214 3,9|             hope, to which Ayrton's companions could still hold. Indeed,
215 3,9|            the engineer and his two companions when a body leaped over
216 3,9|          despair of Harding and his companions may be imagined when they
217 3,9|             smoke. It was Neb. ~His companions uttered a shout. He heard,
218 3,0|           affirm it, but he and his companions almost despaired of the
219 3,0|   themselves? Cyrus Harding and his companions had left on the 11th of
220 3,0|           went to the hearts of his companions. He struggled with the convicts,
221 3,0|             the next room where his companions were watching. ~Top, at
222 3,1|            finding him again, their companions did not doubt but that the
223 3,1|           to wait. While he and his companions were in pursuit of the convicts,
224 3,1|        engineer had recommended his companions to refrain from hunting.
225 3,2|           said Cyrus Harding to his companions. "The convicts first landed
226 3,2|            fall afterwards on their companions. If they themselves were
227 3,2|             chance," said he to his companions, "of finding the convicts
228 3,2|               Harding signed to his companions not to stir, and approached
229 3,2|            the reporter and his two companions had crossed the corral and
230 3,2|            made by the door, as his companions shut it and fastened the
231 3,3|            from his torpor, and his companions cordially manifested all
232 3,3|          rather die than betray his companions. Ayrton-bound, gagged, and
233 3,3|  notwithstanding his weakness. ~His companions supported him. He wished
234 3,3|          astounded. Harding and his companions looked at him without uttering
235 3,3|          coming out, rejoined their companions, to whom they made known
236 3,3|            of Cyrus Harding and his companions. ~It was now time to think
237 3,4|         model. During this time his companions employed themselves in felling
238 3,4|             in the pleasures of his companions. But he was a valuable workman
239 3,4|     traversed more often than their companions the road to the corral,
240 3,4|        feared. It was possible that companions or accomplices of Bob Harvey
241 3,4|               Cyrus Harding and his companions had not omitted to observe
242 3,4|     remarked Harding one day to his companions, "that in equal latitudes
243 3,5|       explained these things to his companions, and, without exaggerating
244 3,5|             Cyrus Harding rose. His companions stared at each other, scarcely
245 3,5|           corral." ~Harding and his companions had left Granite House at
246 3,5|               Cyrus Harding and his companions then climbed the spur rising
247 3,5|             beneath the waves. ~His companions were stupefied. ~A cry of
248 3,5|           stopped them. ~He led his companions to a hollow in the rocks,
249 3,5|             Harding returned to his companions, and said simply,-~"In an
250 3,5|             glass. ~Harding and his companions mounted on the platform.
251 3,5|             extreme surprise of his companions, he uttered these words,-~"
252 3,6|             same." ~"He and his two companions did not then perish in the
253 3,6|            the reporter rose. Their companions had drawn near, and the
254 3,6|          score of his most faithful companions, and one day disappeared,
255 3,6|           the Frenchman and his two companions had been miraculously cast
256 3,6|             sea. But one by one his companions died, and found their last
257 3,6|            should rejoin his former companions, when by chance he observed
258 3,6|             and in the names of his companions and himself thanked the
259 3,6|           the professor and his two companions, the "Nautilus," being chased
260 3,7|               Cyrus Harding and his companions had drawn near the divan,
261 3,7|          bound both himself and his companions. ~"Gentlemen," resumed the
262 3,7|          the captain, "yourself and companions will leave the 'Nautilus,'
263 3,7|       Neither Cyrus Harding nor his companions ventured to offer any observation
264 3,7|               Cyrus Harding and his companions remained for a time silent,
265 3,7| conversation, Cyrus Harding and his companions again descended to the interior
266 3,7|         you-alone!" ~The engineer's companions, respecting the wish, retired. ~
267 3,7|         Nemo, and soon recalled his companions; but he said nothing to
268 3,7|               Cyrus Harding and his companions quitted the "Nautilus,"
269 3,8|               Cyrus Harding and his companions, on leaving Dakkar Grotto,
270 3,8|           Then, turning towards his companions, from whom he had gone somewhat
271 3,8|           the spot where he and his companions had discovered a sulphurous
272 3,9|     engineer immediately called his companions together, and informed them
273 3,9|      January. Cyrus Harding and his companions, before returning to Granite
274 3,0|         Harding and his unfortunate companions husbanded their provisions
275 3,0|          When Cyrus Harding and his companions recovered consciousness,
276 3,0|       Ayrton, but yourself and your companions." ~"My companions and myself?" ~"
277 3,0|          and your companions." ~"My companions and myself?" ~"Doubtless,
278 3,0|             of the engineer and his companions, everything prospered. Not
279 3,0|         There Cyrus Harding and his companions received at intervals visits