Part,  Chapter

  1 1,1|          Republic! Let us call it Lincoln Island!" ~The engineer's
  2 1,1|        thanks to Grant, thanks to Lincoln! ~Now this happened the
  3 1,1|       that on Good Friday Abraham Lincoln would fall by the hand of
  4 1,3|           the five brickmakers on Lincoln Island had not made more
  5 1,3|           days they had passed on Lincoln Island, and from that time
  6 1,3|      bread, which the settlers in Lincoln Island did not yet possess. ~
  7 1,3|         calculate the latitude of Lincoln Island, and to-morrow, at
  8 1,4|        concluded, therefore, that Lincoln Island was situated on the
  9 1,4|        remarked the engineer, "if Lincoln Island is but a medium distance
 10 1,4|        New Zealand to the west of Lincoln Island, and the coast of
 11 1,4|           asked the reporter, "if Lincoln Island is not more than
 12 1,4|    forgotten that the settlers in Lincoln Island, as the island was
 13 1,4|         of Washington and that of Lincoln Island, that is to say,
 14 1,4|          to say, it was midday in Lincoln Island when it was already
 15 1,4|       affirm that the position of Lincoln Island was between the thirty-fifth
 16 1,4|          It was very evident that Lincoln Island was at such a distance
 17 1,4|         the situation assigned to Lincoln Island. ~ ~
 18 1,5|       they could think of leaving Lincoln Island or not was definitely
 19 1,5|         that they would winter at Lincoln Island, and that they would
 20 1,5|      succeed with the settlers in Lincoln Island. ~The coal, as well
 21 1,6|       thermometer, transported to Lincoln Island, would still have
 22 1,6|         was not surprising, since Lincoln Island, probably situated
 23 1,6|           ice, so doubtless would Lincoln Island in the severest part
 24 1,7|       when the settlers worked on Lincoln Island. ~"And is it that
 25 1,8|            from the dictionary of Lincoln Island. ~The settlers, having
 26 1,9|           certainly one day cover Lincoln Island. ~The engineer let
 27 1,9|       depend, for the distance of Lincoln Island from all other land
 28 1,0|            added Gideon Spilett, "Lincoln Island is not situated under
 29 1,0|         snow and ice; and perhaps Lincoln Island is just as rigourously
 30 1,0|    thanksgivings. The settlers in Lincoln Island were no longer the
 31 1,0|             It has been seen that Lincoln Island, although its inhabitants
 32 1,0|       treasures. ~The settlers in Lincoln Island had still one privation.
 33 1,1|         around them. This part of Lincoln Island was very sterile,
 34 1,1|          that the western part of Lincoln Island, so rich and so fertile,
 35 1,1|          it existed." ~"And would Lincoln Island have been a part
 36 1,1|        that, and to me it is that Lincoln Island may have formerly
 37 1,1|          you tell me, captain, if Lincoln Island has been made by
 38 1,2|           Pencroft regretted that Lincoln Island was not the home
 39 1,2|       dangerous beasts existed in Lincoln Island. These animals doubtless
 40 1,2|          of Buenos Aires. Now, as Lincoln Island is nearly under the
 41 1,2|          the yet unknown parts of Lincoln Island, that is to say,
 42 2,1|       voyagers had been thrown on Lincoln Island. During that time,
 43 2,1|           a gun-shot was fired in Lincoln Island." ~"And that a bullet,"
 44 2,1|       other men than ourselves on Lincoln Island! By my faith! The
 45 2,1|        have fed all the colony in Lincoln Island. ~Often during these
 46 2,2|       treasure to the settlers on Lincoln Island. Till then, by making
 47 2,3|        about that the settlers in Lincoln Island no longer needed
 48 2,3|        reach the western coast of Lincoln Island, which was at least
 49 2,3|          parallel which traversed Lincoln Island. ~"Eucalypti!" cried
 50 2,3|        under the same latitude as Lincoln Island. Some rose to a height
 51 2,3|   circumstance for us settlers in Lincoln Island." ~"Ah! what an island!
 52 2,4|           must have been fired in Lincoln Island within three months. ~
 53 2,5|         with us the possession of Lincoln Island!" ~"But the bullet,"
 54 2,5|  circumstance for the settlers in Lincoln Island that the balloon,
 55 2,6|          curious things happen in Lincoln Island!" said Pencroft. ~"
 56 2,7|        Chapter 7 ~The settlers in Lincoln Island had now regained
 57 2,8|        The yet unknown portion of Lincoln Island was that of the wood-covered
 58 2,8|        newspaper to the exiles in Lincoln Isla nd! For eleven months
 59 2,9|        given him the situation of Lincoln Island,-~ In west longitude:
 60 2,9|          the exact position which Lincoln Island occupies in the Pacific." ~
 61 2,0|          open sea swimming around Lincoln Island. This was a whale
 62 2,1|         be highly esteemed in the Lincoln Island markets. ~This sort
 63 2,1|        was "Lincolnian felt," and Lincoln Island possessed yet another
 64 2,1|           and could not return to Lincoln Island, what would become
 65 2,1|        said so much, in praise of Lincoln Island, after having spoken
 66 2,1|          is not nearly as good as Lincoln Island." ~"I know that beforehand." ~"
 67 2,1|     adventures of the settlers in Lincoln Island. What a success for
 68 2,1|           as may be clearly seen, Lincoln Island was situated in one
 69 2,2|         the star of "the State of Lincoln," for he considered his
 70 2,2|           depriving the colony of Lincoln Island of two settlers out
 71 2,3|       17th they would again reach Lincoln Island. The weather was
 72 2,3|          of the southern coast of Lincoln Island, which soon appeared
 73 2,3|           hours after the last of Lincoln Island sank below the horizon. ~
 74 2,3|           ocean between Tabor and Lincoln Islands. ~"And yet," observed
 75 2,3|          since her departure from Lincoln Island, that is to say in
 76 2,3|          less important isle than Lincoln Island," observed Herbert, "
 77 2,3|       species as those growing on Lincoln Island. But the astonishing
 78 2,3|           the very first thing on Lincoln Island, by climbing Mount
 79 2,3| sea-swallows, similar to those of Lincoln Island, fluttered around
 80 2,3|       offer the varied aspects of Lincoln Island, arid and wild in
 81 2,3|     living, and take them back to Lincoln Island. ~It was no longer
 82 2,3|        seed to enrich the soil of Lincoln Island. ~"Capital, jolly!"
 83 2,3|        the bottle only arrived at Lincoln Island after having floated
 84 2,4|           of those pigs, of which Lincoln Island is destitute." ~"
 85 2,4|       duty to take him with us to Lincoln Island." ~"Yes, yes!" replied
 86 2,4|           as to sail straight for Lincoln Island. ~The first day of
 87 2,4|       take a longer time to reach Lincoln Island than it had taken
 88 2,4|        sharp look-out, for either Lincoln Island could not be far
 89 2,4|           miles to the northeast. Lincoln Island was there, and this
 90 2,5|      companion to the settlers in Lincoln Island. ~Cyrus Harding,
 91 2,5|          being very profitable to Lincoln Island, and the animals
 92 2,6|         come from Tabor Island to Lincoln Island?" ~"That is not absolutely
 93 2,6|           first piece of bread in Lincoln Island. On this morning
 94 2,6|       felt since their arrival in Lincoln Island was on the return
 95 2,8|         bearing on the mystery of Lincoln Island, many others might
 96 2,8|         accessories. ~The iron of Lincoln Island, as has been said,
 97 2,8|           find any trace of it in Lincoln Island, and was therefore
 98 2,8|         long duration, swept over Lincoln Island with extraordinary
 99 2,8|          air had been thrown upon Lincoln Island. ~ ~
100 2,9|         seen. It was evident that Lincoln Island was out of the usual
101 2,9|        one single way for leaving Lincoln Island, and that is, to
102 2,9|          Tabor Island, and not at Lincoln Island." ~"That is the more
103 2,9|    certain," replied Herbert, "as Lincoln Island is not even marked
104 2,9|    presence and that of Ayrton on Lincoln Island known at Tabor Island." ~"
105 2,9|    understood that if we do leave Lincoln Island, it will not be because
106 2,0|      which appeared to reign over Lincoln Island. Gideon Spilett did
107 2,0|    investigation of every part of Lincoln Island. ~However that might
108 2,0|           that a fire appeared on Lincoln Island?" ~"Certainly," answered
109 2,0|     always in the nick of time on Lincoln Island. Could there be some
110 2,0|           far from believing that Lincoln Island was under the dominion
111 2,0|      which the settlers passed in Lincoln Island, they were confined
112 2,0|       taken photographic views of Lincoln Island. ~Now, on the 17th
113 2,0|          vessel was in sight, off Lincoln Island! ~ ~ ~
114 3,1|        balloon had been thrown on Lincoln Island, and during that
115 3,1|   occurred since their arrival in Lincoln Island. Certainly, the colonists
116 3,1|           not so far distant from Lincoln Island, but that a vessel,
117 3,1|      observation," said Spilett. "Lincoln Island is unknown to navigators,
118 3,1|         island not yet known, and Lincoln Island is in this position." ~"
119 3,1|           be done but to inscribe Lincoln Island on the maps!" ~"But
120 3,1|          was not standing towards Lincoln Island. She was nearer,
121 3,1|           return to the waters of Lincoln Island? Who could foresee
122 3,1|          to look at the shores of Lincoln Island? Was it to them an
123 3,1|        wretches endeavor to seize Lincoln Island, we shall defend
124 3,2|         what had the colonists of Lincoln Island to reply to the pirates'
125 3,2|          the "Speedy" in sight of Lincoln Island; Bob Harvey had never
126 3,2|          between the convicts and Lincoln Island. ~The settlers' domain
127 3,2|           for the six settlers of Lincoln Island to contend with!
128 3,2|           alarmed. They knew that Lincoln Island was inhabited. They
129 3,4|       necessary for the colony of Lincoln Island. ~However-and Cyrus
130 3,4|      venturing into the waters of Lincoln Island! ~In the meantime,
131 3,6|       make known the situation of Lincoln Island, and Ayrton's new
132 3,6|       about Tabor Island as about Lincoln Island. Do not forget that
133 3,0|         danger to the settlers in Lincoln Island, until then so happy,
134 3,0|            was not to be found in Lincoln Island. ~During the night
135 3,1|     during which the colonists of Lincoln Island had of late been
136 3,1|       fortunes of the colony. ~Of Lincoln Island, the settlers knew
137 3,2|      already that in this respect Lincoln Island would have been worthy
138 3,2|         previously, had landed on Lincoln Island! ~ ~
139 3,3|    thoughts of the inhabitants of Lincoln Island were solely occupied
140 3,3|       there not be some danger to Lincoln Island?" ~"I do not think
141 3,3|        all the northern region of Lincoln Island, whose most secret
142 3,3|   anniversary of their arrival on Lincoln Island. ~ ~
143 3,4|  it-either a ship must appear off Lincoln Island, or the colonists
144 3,4| temperature during the winters of Lincoln Island. The cold was comparable
145 3,4|         the north winds; here, in Lincoln Island, this explanation
146 3,4|          asked Herbert, "why does Lincoln Island appear to escape
147 3,4|        severe cold experienced in Lincoln Island," said Gideon Spilett, "
148 3,4|    icebergs comparatively near to Lincoln Island." ~"Your opinion
149 3,4|          the winters very cold in Lincoln Island, we must not forget
150 3,4|           of work. ~The colony of Lincoln Island was now at its highest
151 3,5|        probable that the whole of Lincoln Island would suffer from
152 3,5|         of a subsequent return to Lincoln Island. Never would they
153 3,5|            you will never abandon Lincoln Island?" ~"Never, Pencroft,
154 3,5|       started a newspaper-the New Lincoln Herald! ~So is man's heart.
155 3,6|           us since our arrival on Lincoln Island, that we all owe
156 3,6|           States frigate "Abraham Lincoln," which had chased her. ~
157 3,6|        ports was hollowed beneath Lincoln Island, and at this moment
158 3,7|          have enabled us to leave Lincoln Island and reach some inhabited
159 3,7|   concerning yourselves, and this Lincoln Island, upon which you have
160 3,7|           in the attempt to leave Lincoln Island, and see once more
161 3,7|          later we shall return to Lincoln Island. We are attached
162 3,8|       should not resolve to leave Lincoln Island as yet, in order
163 3,8|           island of the nature of Lincoln Island, formed of substances
164 3,9|           danger which threatened Lincoln Isla nd, and from which
165 3,9|     friends," said the engineer. "Lincoln Island does not resemble
166 3,9|          foundation." ~"Nonsense! Lincoln Island, it can't be!" cried
167 3,9|       island to the boiling lava, Lincoln Island will that day be
168 3,9|     safety for the inhabitants of Lincoln Island. ~All hands, therefore,
169 3,9|          year of their sojourn on Lincoln island, suffered so many
170 3,9|       think of Tabor island after Lincoln Island. Ah, how unfortunate!
171 3,9|        rolled over the spot where Lincoln island once stood. ~ ~
172 3,0|         that could now be seen of Lincoln Island was the narrow rock
173 3,0|          myself?" ~"Doubtless, at Lincoln Island." ~"At Lincoln Island!"
174 3,0|          at Lincoln Island." ~"At Lincoln Island!" exclaimed in a
175 3,0|         aware of the existence of Lincoln Island?" inquired Cyrus
176 3,0|         longitude and latitude of Lincoln Island, "the present residence
177 3,0|         Nemo and the colonists of Lincoln Island. Then, observation
178 3,0|          Nemo to the colonists of Lincoln Island, the larger portion
179 3,0|          offer the hospitality of Lincoln Island. There was founded
180 3,0|           the former colonists of Lincoln Island was absent, for they
181 3,0|      Spilett, who founded the New Lincoln Herald, the best-informed