Part,  Chapter

  1 1,1|     maelstrom. ~Beneath the lower point of the balloon swung a car,
  2 1,1|      secure more firmly the lower point of the balloon. ~It was,
  3 1,2|           light on some important point. Besides, he was not wanting
  4 1,3|           had landed. The nearest point of the beach he could reach
  5 1,3|          the extremity of a sharp point on which the sea broke furiously. ~"
  6 1,3| semicircular bay, which the sharp point sheltered from the breakers
  7 1,3|         which they had turned the point, must be attached to the
  8 1,3|        having reached an elevated point composed of slippery rocks,
  9 1,3|     proposed to light a fire on a point of the islet, which would
 10 1,3|    already found a refuge on some point of the coast, or he was
 11 1,3|         returning to its northern point, where they could approach
 12 1,3|         which was opposite to the point from which he had started. ~
 13 1,3|        disappeared behind a rocky point, which projected to nearly
 14 1,3|         the south by a very sharp point, which was destitute of
 15 1,3|          a very wild aspect. This point abutted on the shore in
 16 1,3|        the ground of the southern point. On the upper plateau of
 17 1,4|         was sweet. This important point established, Herbert looked
 18 1,4|       towards the left. From this point its course was pursued through
 19 1,4|          little bay, created by a point of the shore which broke
 20 1,4|     minutes; and proceeded to the point above the mouth of the river. ~
 21 1,4|         He must have reached some point of the shore; don't you
 22 1,4|        rays. To the south a sharp point closed the horizon, and
 23 1,4|          seemed to spring. At the point where the sailor had left
 24 1,4|           to the extremity of the point. ~"Are we on an island?"
 25 1,4|          to be made to settle the point. As to the land itself,
 26 1,5|    Pencroft walked rapidly to the point where they had landed the
 27 1,6|        that place, curled round a point of rock: they ascended the
 28 1,6|      always lead them back to the point from which they started.
 29 1,7|           mind is made up on this point." Having said this, the
 30 1,8|           body to quite a distant point. When a corpse floats a
 31 1,9|           not reached the highest point in its course above the
 32 1,0|          upper plateau. From this point his eye, accustomed to estimate
 33 1,0|        which was abandoned at the point where it formed an elbow
 34 1,0|         till nightfall. From this point the view of the sea was
 35 1,0|          on the northwest, at the point occupied by the explorers,
 36 1,0|         and flattened towards the point, with a woolly fleece, hidden
 37 1,0|        obliged to stop. From this point the slope of the two cones
 38 1,0|        circular line. ~But at one point of the horizon a vague light
 39 1,1|   surveyed for some minutes every point of the ocean, examining
 40 1,1|          been concealed by a high point from Pencroft on his first
 41 1,1|           the volcano. ~From this point the shore ran pretty regularly
 42 1,1|           the soil, in the triple point of view, of its mineral,
 43 1,1|         me; Providence Bay, Whale Point, Cape Disappointment!" ~"
 44 1,1|      Spilett. ~"There is only the point at the southeastern extremity
 45 1,3|         pass the meridian and the point of the sky which it occupied
 46 1,3|           hour, Cyrus marked this point, and putting in a line with
 47 1,3|           since the latitude of a point of the globe is always equal
 48 1,3|         above the horizon of this point. ~The calculations were
 49 1,4|     considered them in an eatable point of view, and learnt with
 50 1,4|          animals in an alimentary point of view, for their oily
 51 1,4|         very barren as far as the point which closed Union Bay,
 52 1,4|  therefore, to be determined what point in this great space the
 53 1,4|         the Pomoutous the nearest point to us in latitude?" asked
 54 1,4|           can the movement of its point be followed. The shadow
 55 1,5|        had explored as far as the point of Mandible Cape, seven
 56 1,5|          volcano. Arrived at this point the settlers retraced their
 57 1,5|        advanced towards the north point, walking over ground riddled
 58 1,5|       Herbert then went round the point of the islet, so as to take
 59 1,6|         evidently stopped at this point, and vegetation would be
 60 1,6|         on the opposite shore the point which they had visited on
 61 1,6|        catch some. ~The northeast point was first to be doubled.
 62 1,6|         Prospect Heights. At this point the examination of the banks
 63 1,7|  tolerably shallow, but from this point the bottom of the lake sloped
 64 1,7|          and arrived at the south point of the lake. ~There was
 65 1,7|            the miners went to the point which formed the eastern
 66 1,7|          The hole was made on the point of the shore, slanting,
 67 1,8|          immediately towards that point of the lake near which was
 68 1,8|    settlers had reached the lower point of the lake, and a glance
 69 1,9|  discovered towards the southwest point of the lagoon a natural
 70 1,0|     between the Mercy and Reptile Point, they would find new treasures. ~
 71 1,1|           island from one special point of view. ~"No," replied
 72 1,1|           After having turned the point, the settlers saw a long
 73 1,1|        abruptly ended by a little point. Certainly, in this part
 74 1,2|           new manufacture. At the point of the lake which projected
 75 2,1|         or by being wrecked? This point can only be cleared up later.
 76 2,1|    consequence to us to have this point settled." ~"I think that
 77 2,2|         shore as far as the first point at which the rocks of the
 78 2,2|     steered close to the southern point of the islet. A light breeze
 79 2,2|          extending to the extreme point, hid all Tadorn's Fens. ~
 80 2,2|          all Tadorn's Fens. ~This point, of which the distance was
 81 2,2|         mouth of the river to the point. This was formed of granite
 82 2,2|      reached the extremity of the point, and Pencroft was preparing
 83 2,2|           eyes turned towards the point indicated. ~"Why," said
 84 2,2|          soon began to double the point, to which the name of Flotsam
 85 2,2|         which the name of Flotsam Point was given. ~The chest was
 86 2,2|     remarkable from a typographic point of view, and which appeared
 87 2,3|           and arms to an advanced point in the west of the island. ~
 88 2,3|     direction changed beyond that point, and that the Mercy continued
 89 2,3|          from a purely alimentary point of view, for those animals
 90 2,5|       even a footprint! ~From the point of the peninsula on which
 91 2,5|           foamy fringe. From this point to Claw Cape the beach was
 92 2,5|          settlers reached Flotsam Point, where they had found the
 93 2,5|          distance between Flotsam Point and Granite House was another
 94 2,8|       valuable from an alimentary point of view. The turtle soup,
 95 2,0|           on the beach of Flotsam Point, three miles from Granite
 96 2,1|          if it formed the central point of vast cyclones, which
 97 2,1|       this channel ended, at what point of the shore, and at what
 98 2,2|           day before, and on this point the reporter shared Harding'
 99 2,2|      After having doubled Flotsam Point and Claw Cape, the captain
100 2,3|         that the sailor had not a point to find fault with. ~Gideon
101 2,3|    Bonadventure" to swerve even a point. The night passed quickly,
102 2,3|           arrived on the southern point of the islet, terminated
103 2,5|    species. ~"And that's just the point," added Pencroft, "I don'
104 2,5|          with his friends on this point, that the stranger must
105 2,5|          poor creature was on the point of springing into the creek
106 2,7|          reddened, and was on the point of withdrawing. Cyrus Harding
107 2,8|        now how Ayrton was able to point out exactly the situation
108 2,8|         has told is true in every point. I remember quite well the
109 2,8|         the case found at Flotsam Point was lined with this metal,
110 2,8| development of Claw Cape, Flotsam Point, etc. ~Nor did the photographers
111 2,9|          is not the question. The point is to know if we may count
112 2,0|         the reporter, "but I must point out to Pencroft that his
113 2,0|       clock, Pencroft leaving the point of the islet on his left,
114 2,0|    turning the rocks from Flotsam Point, the hunters were never
115 3,1|         stopping on the indicated point, that is to say, on that
116 3,3|         saw that they were on the point of being cut off by the
117 3,3|          as to round its southern point. The pirates pulled vigorously
118 3,3|       shore terminated by Flotsam Point, and after having rounded
119 3,3|       then, rounding the northern point of the islet with the two
120 3,3|          the direction of Flotsam Point, out of range of the balls. ~
121 3,3|          the "Speedy" reached the point of the islet; she rounded
122 3,4|           Come, Spilett. The main point is that these pirates have
123 3,4|       rocks had landed at Flotsam Point. ~They looked in that direction.
124 3,4|        the chest found at Flotsam Point. ~"And besides," thought
125 3,5|        and stranded it on Flotsam Point; that it was he who lighted
126 3,5|       rocks at the end of Flotsam Point, and the shot striking a
127 3,7|    intervals, as if it was on the point of stopping. ~These symptoms
128 3,8|         of Falls River. From this point, by following the right
129 3,1|           five miles from Reptile Point. ~And indeed, the next day
130 3,2|           neighborhood of Flotsam Point, and they immediately plunged
131 3,2|        appear to be guarded. This point settled, there was nothing
132 3,3|           carry a notice there to point out the position of our
133 3,3|      explored, and on turning the point of the southwestern spur,
134 3,4|     completely covered by Flotsam Point. ~Pencroft and Ayrton, the
135 3,4|        the ellipse, and so at one point in its course is at its
136 3,4|           the sun, and at another point it is at its perigee, or
137 3,4|         it is at its most distant point from the sun, and consequently,
138 3,4|     Island was now at its highest point of prosperity, achieved
139 3,5|         from the corral. ~At this point the wire entered among the
140 3,5|           engineer, touched every point of rocks, and flooded the
141 3,6|        man only, and a man at the point of death, where Pencroft
142 3,6|         already published on this point. ~This artist, this philosopher,
143 3,6|         caused to fall at Flotsam Point the case containing so many
144 3,7|           a few hours, was at the point of death. ~Whatever might
145 3,8|        tendency to shift from one point of the compass to another,
146 3,8|       should be neglected on this point. ~The works were then resumed.
147 3,8|       first importance from every point of view, that the vessel
148 3,8|          shall learn more on this point." ~Gideon Spilett said no
149 3,9|      borders of the lake. At this point there was an elevation of
150 3,9|     afterwards, but the essential point was that the colonists should
151 3,0|           such was the only solid point which the waves of the Pacific
152 3,0|        above another to form this point. All around had disappeared
153 3,0|       arms were extended toward a point in the horizon; he raised