Part,  Chapter

  1 1,1|         of the ocean. ~Whence, it may be asked, had come that
  2 1,2|    abatement of the wind, and, as may be supposed, the impatience
  3 1,3|           water it is possible we may find a fordable passage." "
  4 1,3|           this scrape, and I hope may find the captain." Pencroft
  5 1,4|         any rate I reckon that we may call them 'burning wood,'
  6 1,4|       will soon see how many they may have left in their nests!" ~"
  7 1,5|          replied Pencroft, "and I may say happily, for without
  8 1,2|         not touch the hands. This may be of use to us. ~"What
  9 1,4|           about knowing what they may have thought," said the
 10 1,4|           the observation was, it may be seen, of five degrees
 11 1,5|            At last, on the 5th of May, the metallic period ended,
 12 1,6|     Chapter 16 ~It was the 6th of May, a day which corresponds
 13 1,6|       fear that dangerous animals may abound. It is necessary
 14 1,7|          The next day, the 7th of May, Harding and Gideon Spilett,
 15 1,7|          The next day, the 8th of May, the engineer began his
 16 1,7|        finished about the 18th of May, nearly at the time when
 17 1,7|     completed, and on the 20th of May, twelve days after commencing
 18 1,7|         The next day, the 21st of May, at daybreak, the miners
 19 1,9|         The next day, the 22nd of May, the arrangement of their
 20 1,9|     enemies in the interior, they may come from the exterior,
 21 1,9|      finally fixed on the 28th of May. There were not less than
 22 1,9|    inexhaustible. ~On the 31st of May the partitions were finished.
 23 1,0|          Because the sea, my boy, may be considered as an immense
 24 1,1|         it is that Lincoln Island may have formerly been a part
 25 1,1|         of this ancient continent may disappear in its turn, and
 26 1,1|          to insects, this Pacific may one day be changed into
 27 1,1|    occupied by the coral islands, may be explained. At least to
 28 1,1|         extinct. Lastly, whatever may be the cause, our globe
 29 1,1|        terrestrial humanity? Now, may not provident nature, so
 30 1,1|  continent under the Equator, and may she not have entrusted these
 31 1,2|   supported Pencroft. ~"If, which may be doubted," said he, "the
 32 1,2|          exterminate them. A time may come when this will be our
 33 2,1|           the coast. However that may be, it is of consequence
 34 2,1|       that presence of mind which may justly be called "the reasoning
 35 2,1|        very possible that a storm may have driven them to the
 36 2,1|         that some day or other we may find traces of their landing." ~"
 37 2,2|        not break the chest, which may be useful to us. We must
 38 2,2|           it has floated here, it may just as well float to the
 39 2,2|       replied the engineer, "that may have been the case. It is
 40 2,3|          cabinet-making." ~"And I may add," said Herbert, "that
 41 2,4|       shot. ~"But," said he, "you may jump and play just now;
 42 2,4|   Certainly," replied Herbert. "I may say, Pencroft, that the
 43 2,4|          the night." ~"But others may come," said Pencroft. ~"
 44 2,5|       replied Gideon Spilett; "it may just as well stay there
 45 2,5|              Then what conclusion may be drawn?" asked the reporter. ~"
 46 2,6|         character. ~Be that as it may, forgetting their fatigue
 47 2,6|        think of the mischief they may do in the rooms and storehouse-" ~"
 48 2,6|        rocks and fire on all that may appear." ~The engineer's
 49 2,7|             During this period it may be stated that Master Jup
 50 2,8|          delicate fingers, and we may be sure that what was sewn
 51 2,8|          brought from America. We may be sure that these new shoes
 52 2,8|   elementary tissue of vegetables may be used, and this is found
 53 2,9|       little of luxury. For us it may be luxury, if you like,
 54 2,9|         primitive ladder, and, as may be supposed, no one thought
 55 2,9|             who knows but that we may be much nearer inhabited
 56 2,0|           the keel. ~Pencroft, as may be believed, was all eagerness
 57 2,0|    tobacco?" ~"Yes, and though it may not be of the first quality,
 58 2,0|         water, for, strange as it may appear, naturalists and
 59 2,0|           them, and on the 3rd of May shouts from Neb, who had
 60 2,0|        labors, and on the 31st of May he was to meet with one
 61 2,1|           the want of coal, which may justly be called the most
 62 2,1|      solidly than before, for, as may be clearly seen, Lincoln
 63 2,2|        happiest of quadrumana. It may readily be understood that
 64 2,3|         in which it is worded, we may conclude this: first, that
 65 2,3|         to the latter, whoever he may be, it is lucky for him
 66 2,4|            to whatever country he may belong. But before beginning
 67 2,4|         so as to collect all that may be useful to us." ~"No,
 68 2,4|  miserable creature,-~"Whoever he may be," remarked Gideon Spilett, "
 69 2,4|       Gideon Spilett, "whoever he may have been, and whatever
 70 2,4|        have been, and whatever he may become, it is our duty to
 71 2,4|          and perhaps with care we may arouse in him same gleam
 72 2,5|        watch for his soul, if one may use the expression! How
 73 2,6|           a wicked life, perhaps, may well impair a man's reason!" ~"
 74 2,6|        who left him on the island may return to fetch him some
 75 2,6|         his faults, whatever they may have been, and that the
 76 2,6|        years on Tabor Island, one may well suppose that he had
 77 2,6|       which enclosed the document may not have taken several years
 78 2,6|          it with a pleasure which may be easily understood. ~In
 79 2,7|       Ayrton, or Ben Joyce, as he may be called, guided it, sometimes
 80 2,8|       great labor. As to zinc, it may be remembered that the case
 81 2,8|         had been admirable and it may be supposed that no one
 82 2,8|    already produced young, and it may be understood that their
 83 2,9|        The point is to know if we may count among our chances
 84 2,0|    weather came with the month of May, the November of the northern
 85 2,0|       beat against the beach. ~It may well be supposed that such
 86 2,0|     deodars, and other trees. ~It may be remembered that Gideon
 87 3,1|  fellow-creatures to them, and it may be conceived how deeply
 88 3,1|           added the engineer. "It may even be said that it is
 89 3,1|          will return with any who may wish to follow us to colonize
 90 3,1|           possible that this ship may be the 'Duncan' come to
 91 3,1|     appears to be taking, and she may be anxious to economize
 92 3,1|           It is possible that you may be right, Mr. Pencroft,"
 93 3,1|          that vessel, whoever she may be, that the island is inhabited.
 94 3,1|        chance of it. However that may be, we ought to do everything
 95 3,1|     extinguished, so that nothing may betray the presence of men
 96 3,2|          stamping his foot. "They may spoil everything, destroy
 97 3,2|         would be seen where a man may glide between wind and water." ~"
 98 3,2|           as far as the islet. It may be, although it is scarcely
 99 3,2|          fragment of conversation may be understood when it is
100 3,2|          Norfolk Island. ~Here it may be well to explain what
101 3,2|        The boat was not there! We may imagine the horrible anxiety
102 3,4|         she has only a leak, that may be stopped up; a vessel
103 3,4|           during their repast, as may be supposed, nothing was
104 3,4|          had suffered least. ~"It may be so," said the obstinate
105 3,4|      contained clothes, which, as may be believed, was well received.
106 3,4|        were brought to shore. ~It may be seen that the arsenal
107 3,5|         this in order that Ayrton may be acquainted with all the
108 3,5|      being. Therefore, whoever he may be, whether shipwrecked,
109 3,5|    Pencroft, "is that, whoever he may be, he is a brave man, and
110 3,5|         Neb, "my idea is, that we may search as long as we like
111 3,5|           and in a safe place, as may be believed, sheltered as
112 3,5| understand these scruples. ~"They may adopt other sentiments!"
113 3,6|       corresponds to the month of May in the northern zones. It
114 3,6|         is to be feared that they may have discovered the little
115 3,6|         if we manage to find him, may know as much about Tabor
116 3,6|           of the document, and he may, perhaps, know how far we
117 3,6|          perhaps, know how far we may count on the return of the
118 3,6|          reporter. ~"However that may be," said the sailor, "as
119 3,6|          works no longer?" ~"That may be," said the reporter. ~"
120 3,7|            answered Pencroft. ~As may be believed, during the
121 3,7|             Ten." ~"In an hour he may be here. We will watch for
122 3,8|     unfortunate man, and-the rest may be easily imagined! ~Now,
123 3,8|         his powerful intervention may have another opportunity
124 3,9|          before you think Herbert may be carried to Granite House?" ~"
125 3,9|        seems to me that something may be learned from the incident." ~"
126 3,9|        nothing to our house, they may plunder the plateau, our
127 3,9|        Harding and his companions may be imagined when they read
128 3,0|     pronounced before him, and it may be remembered, too, that
129 3,0|          would have gone mad. ~It may be imagined what anxiety
130 3,1|           not a den to which they may be tracked like tigers!" ~"
131 3,2|       exclaimed the engineer, "we may be attacked at any moment.
132 3,3|      Ayrton's anxiety and despair may be imagined when he learned
133 3,3|             and God grant that we may some day be permitted to
134 3,3|      although considered extinct, may evidently again burst forth." ~"
135 3,3|         part of the chimney, time may have accumulated rocks,
136 3,3|           valve of which I spoke, may at any time become overcharged.
137 3,3|           will disappear, and you may be certain, my dear Spilett,
138 3,3|         pretends to open it!" ~As may be seen, the sailor's confidence
139 3,4|      Island is very uncertain. It may even be that, having arrived
140 3,4|         ready by next November we may think ourselves very lucky." ~"
141 3,4|        spring. ~About the 15th of May the keel of the new vessel
142 3,4|             said Gideon Spilett, "may then perhaps be explained
143 3,4|    Pencroft, however learned they may be, can never change anything
144 3,4|           the olden times, and it may be added, that Pencroft
145 3,5|           is a signal, whoever it may be who has made it, he will
146 3,6|          a man to whom the morrow may never come, and when the
147 3,6|    sincerely believes to be right may be an enemy, but retains
148 3,6|         Your error is one that we may admire, and your name has
149 3,6|        man. "My child," he said, "may God bless you!" ~ ~
150 3,7|         is impossible, the vessel may at least sink in the abyss,
151 3,7|     treasure at a future day, you may make good use. In the hands
152 3,7|          those of a lake." ~"That may be," replied the sailor, "
153 3,7|         the dead, said solemnly, "May his soul be with God!" Turning
154 3,8|           about the matter." ~"It may be so," replied Cyrus Harding, "
155 3,8|        the sailor. "Perhaps there may be some valuable substance
156 3,8|         spout forth, and which we may turn to good account!" ~
157 3,8|         dates back some time. You may remember, Cyrus, that the
158 3,8|          answered Cyrus Harding, "may God preserve us from that!
159 3,8|           gases. But other causes may produce great disasters." ~"
160 3,8|        track. who can say that it may not take a new course? But
161 3,9|      which they were menaced. ~It may be added that Cyrus Harding
162 3,9|        frost, and some conception may be formed of the aspect
163 3,9|           answered the engineer. "May God grant us the time to
164 3,9|         the mountain, and the sea may break in at any moment.
165 3,0|         the profoundest emotion, "may the God of mercy have had