Part,  Chapter

  1 1,2|        knew, was not a man to draw back, and when the project was
  2 1,3|        been impossible to hold him back. Pencroft called him in
  3 1,4|           something when they come back. There is work for everybody." ~"
  4 1,4|            perceived-must drive it back with force to a considerable
  5 1,4|           trace its winding course back towards the spurs of the
  6 1,5|      Harding and were to bring him back with them!" ~"Yes, indeed!"
  7 1,5|          he, "our friends can come back when they like. They will
  8 1,5|        find him! God will give him back to us! But in the meantime
  9 1,6|       which would always lead them back to the point from which
 10 1,6|            But Pencroft called him back directly, begging him not
 11 1,6|            thorns, the points bent back (which were supplied from
 12 1,7|          fireplace was also driven back through the opening, filling
 13 1,7|           out. The wind drove them back. But at last they succeeded,
 14 1,7|         them, without being driven back as it was when it came in
 15 1,7|    excavation, hollowed out at the back of a high mound. There Top
 16 1,8|       stream, and with it hastened back to the grotto. ~Happily
 17 1,8|           the engineer brought him back to consciousness sooner
 18 1,8|            at the entrance, at the back of the mound, in a place
 19 1,9|      bringing it back-" ~"Bring it back all the same, Pencroft,"
 20 1,9|         and afterwards we can come back and collect our wood." ~
 21 1,9|        which you promised to bring back to my master, it won't need
 22 1,0|         his master soon called him back, for the time had not come
 23 1,0|           ascend by degrees on the back of a spur, which, by a winding
 24 1,0|             with strong horns bent back and flattened towards the
 25 1,2|            Herbert running hastily back, while Neb and the sailor
 26 1,2|            we must try to call him back." ~In a few moments, the
 27 1,2|          Cyrus Harding called them back in vain. But it was in vain
 28 1,3|          island. He would not draw back from any task: a determined
 29 1,3|           to calculate by bringing back the observation to the level
 30 1,4|         stone which he had brought back from one of his previous
 31 1,4|           ran near, and brought it back in a jug, which Neb had
 32 1,5|          Cyrus Harding had brought back, one of magnetic iron, not
 33 1,6|      safety. His master called him back directly. ~The mouth of
 34 1,6|          and Cyrus was calling him back, when an enormous head emerged
 35 1,9|        Pencroft hoisted him on his back, which Top never complained
 36 1,9|           of the chase was brought back to Granite House, and figured
 37 1,0|     skinned them, and only brought back to Granite House their fat
 38 1,0|   inconvenient hurdle, and brought back some thousands of oysters,
 39 1,1|           been hollowed out at the back part of the storeroom, while
 40 1,2|          vein of coal, and brought back several tons of fuel. They
 41 1,2|          the orifice opened at the back of the storeroom, Top uttered
 42 1,2|          be of any use, still drew back and put off the operation
 43 1,2|     thought that you were bringing back a young partridge stuffed
 44 2,1|          to turn the turtle on its back, and it cannot possibly
 45 2,1|       difficulty to turn it on its back. The turtle, which was three
 46 2,1|         Herbert, "and we will come back with the cart to fetch it." ~"
 47 2,1|          had turned it over on its back!" ~"Then you didn't turn
 48 2,2|             hurrying home, brought back some tools with which to
 49 2,2|         hammer, and the lid thrown back. A second casing of zinc
 50 2,2|            was torn off and thrown back over the sides of the chest,
 51 2,3|            have by chance to bring back to Granite House. If there
 52 2,4|           to say to you on our way back!" ~At half-past nine the
 53 2,4|      rising tide would have turned back the current of the creek,
 54 2,4|           roaring arrested them. ~"Back!" cried Pencroft. "Our guns
 55 2,5|         west coast, they should go back to it, and return to Granite
 56 2,5|            narrow channel. ~At the back of this creek some violent
 57 2,5|         lost an opportunity to get back to our country?" said Neb. ~"
 58 2,5|        cart must be taken to bring back the balloon, for the canoe
 59 2,5|            the river, came running back, and, pointing up the Mercy,
 60 2,6|             Pencroft, and Neb drew back, so as to see if anything
 61 2,6|         from which they had pushed back the shutters, and saluted
 62 2,6|          they had retreated to the back part of the house or probably
 63 2,6|            wounded or killed, fell back into the rooms, uttering
 64 2,8|         Far West, and they brought back from thence a large collection
 65 2,8|            they were able to bring back to Granite House a dozen
 66 2,8|            site was chosen, at the back of the southern ridge of
 67 2,8|        goats were gradually driven back towards the corral, the
 68 2,9|          he occupied a room at the back, near the storeroom, a sort
 69 2,9|          and often it was on Neb's back, or even on that of the
 70 2,0|           Their skins were brought back to Granite House, and there,
 71 2,0|            the sailor, "I am going back to my work." ~"Well, a cup
 72 2,1|       captain. Time to go and come back, and see what that islet
 73 2,1|        after having promised to be back by the evening. Top and
 74 2,2|         made their assailants draw back. ~The chief thing was to
 75 2,2|    revolver, rescued Neb, on whose back a colpeo had sprung like
 76 2,3|          two living, and take them back to Lincoln Island. ~It was
 77 2,4|            perfectly empty. At the back was a rude fireplace, with
 78 2,4|        favorable situation, at the back of a little hill, sheltered
 79 2,4|         have a fair wind for going back." ~"Then do not let us lose
 80 2,4|         some hours after they came back to the shore, carrying the
 81 2,4|      creature, and we are bringing back a monster! After all, we
 82 2,5|            began only a few months back?" ~"Because the document
 83 2,5|      almost immediately he stepped back, half sank down, and a large
 84 2,6|           Harding soon brought him back to Granite House. Two days
 85 2,6|            approached him, he drew back, and his chest heaved with
 86 2,6|          to take his hand, he drew back quickly. ~"My friend," said
 87 2,6|           him, but he hastily drew back. ~"No! no!" he exclaimed; "
 88 2,6|      Harding. ~"He will never come back!" exclaimed Pencroft. ~"
 89 2,6|           Pencroft. ~"He will come back," replied the engineer. ~
 90 2,6|           he was standing with his back against a tree, while the
 91 2,7|            life. ~Harding held him back. ~"Comrade," said he, "we
 92 2,7|           companion?" ~Ayrton drew back. ~"Here is my hand!" said
 93 2,8|           darkness. ~"He will come back," said Cyrus Harding. ~"
 94 2,8|            the current, would fall back when the current was interrupted.
 95 3,1|          Jacamar Wood, and brought back a large quantity of branches
 96 3,2|           low, and the others drew back, not understanding what
 97 3,3|          Granite House and brought back a sufficient quantity of
 98 3,4|            enormous wave, and fell back on her larboard side. Now,
 99 3,6|       should they have brought her back to port?" ~"Why, Mr. Spilett,"
100 3,6|        even that he was on his way back to Granite House. In fact,
101 3,6|           and was about to push it back, when Top barked loudly.
102 3,7|           his last sigh. ~Herberts back was covered with blood from
103 3,7|     position for the wounds in his back and chest to suppurate easily,
104 3,7|          corral, and he will bring back to us that from Granite
105 3,7|              Yes, and he will come back, the faithful animal!" ~"
106 3,7|            Neb would have sent him back immediately. ~They had both
107 3,9|        Spilett immediately brought back to the corral. There it
108 3,9|        impossible hope of bringing back Ayrton to themselves? He
109 3,0|       lavished on him to bring him back to life! He smiled for a
110 3,0|           of bark; he brought them back to Granite House, and reduced
111 3,1| retaliation would not bring Ayrton back to life, and from the examination
112 3,2|        sailor were not men to draw back, but they knew that any
113 3,2|         when the reporter held him back with a grasp of iron. ~"
114 3,2|   objection when the latter turned back to the wood. ~In a few minutes
115 3,2|           into the enclosure, drew back hurriedly, and seized Harding'
116 3,2|        Suddenly Cyrus Harding drew back, and in a hoarse voice,-"
117 3,2|         Yes!" ~"But they will come back!" cried Ayrton. "Defend
118 3,2|          yourselves!" ~And he fell back exhausted. ~"Spilett," exclaimed
119 3,2|   barricade the door, and all come back here." ~Pencroft, Neb, and
120 3,2|          furiously and rush to the back of the corral, to the right
121 3,3|        unconscious, and had fallen back motionless on the bed. ~
122 3,3|           chest of another, on the back of this one, on the shoulder
123 3,4|        musmons and goats and bring back the supply of milk required
124 3,4|           September, which brought back fine weather, nothing was
125 3,5|       cried, "he!-" ~Then, falling back on the seat, he murmured
126 3,6|     annihilate him. ~Then, falling back amid the pillows of the
127 3,6|            he also who had brought back the dog to the Chimneys,
128 3,6|             who conveyed the canoe back into the stream of the Mercy,
129 3,7|       Captain Nemo, who had fallen back upon the divan. It was useless
130 3,8|        Pencroft, "are we not going back to work? Let Mount Franklin
131 3,8|          the volcano already dates back some time. You may remember,
132 3,8|          rocks, some of which fell back into the crater itself.
133 3,8|          substances thrown up fell back again in to the abyss, and
134 3,8|            At any rate I will come back for you in two hours." ~
135 3,9|         slowly, frequently looking back; but, in consequence of
136 3,9|          lava which overflowed the back of the volcano. The torrent
137 3,0|           murmured Ayrton-and fell back without sign of life. ~When
138 3,0|         find Ayrton, and bring him back to his native land alter