Part,  Chapter

  1 1,4|          he to Herbert, "if I don't know the name of these trees,
  2 1,4|           point of the shore; don't you think so, Pencroft?" ~
  3 1,5|           seaman; "but, as we don't know, we must work all the
  4 1,5|          of the Pacific." ~"I don't deny it," replied Pencroft, "
  5 1,5|         make fire!" ~"No, I haven't, Pencroft." ~The sailor
  6 1,5|   Pencroft," asked Herbert, "didn't you throw it out of the
  7 1,5|            he is not dead! he can't be dead! It might happen
  8 1,5|      about you; perhaps you haven't looked well, try again,
  9 1,5|           phosphorus. ~"No, I can't do it," said he, "my hand
 10 1,6|          it altogether! Come, don't be vexed with yourself.
 11 1,6|       Herbert. "Besides, if I don't mistake, it is easy to approach
 12 1,6|           Decidedly, since we can't kill them on the wing, we
 13 1,7|           was saved. ~"Saved, isn't he?" repeated Herbert; "
 14 1,8|        your master was dead, didn't you?" said the seaman to
 15 1,8|       about that, captain! we don't care for anything, provided
 16 1,8|        was not you who... you can't have had a moment of unconsciousness...
 17 1,9|           I repeat, that we haven't any fire!" ~"Pooh!" ~"Nor
 18 1,9|          say, Mr. Spilett-" ~"Isn't Cyrus here?" replied the
 19 1,9|     Herbert, laughing, "but I don't pretend to do anything else
 20 1,9|         replied Pencroft, "we don't know anything about it,
 21 1,9|           it, captain!" ~"You don't know yet?" ~"But we shall
 22 1,9|         off. You have fire, haven't you?" ~This question was
 23 1,9|           you to do it, we wouldn't taste roast meat very soon";
 24 1,9|         back to my master, it won't need a large fire to roast
 25 1,9|       replied the sailor, "it isn't the game which will be wanting
 26 1,9|               Yes." ~"But you don't believe that he will make
 27 1,9|          their pocket!" ~We mustn't complain," said Herbert. ~"
 28 1,9|        surface to breathe." ~"Won't he drown?" asked Neb. ~"
 29 1,1|         It will be hard if we don't manage to get away some
 30 1,2|           before." ~"And he doesn't bark?" ~"No." ~"That is
 31 1,2|          What a pity that I haven't got a cold!" ~The settlers
 32 1,2|         you see quite well we can't get on unless we make a
 33 1,2|        bows and arrows, and I don't doubt that you will become
 34 1,2|         well for children!" ~"Don't be proud, friend Pencroft,"
 35 1,2|           s just the one we haven't got this evening!" ~They
 36 1,6|          in what I propose? Haven't we got pickaxes and spades?
 37 1,6|          pickaxes and spades? Won't Captain Harding be able
 38 1,6|          to blow up the mine? Isn't it true, captain, that you
 39 1,8|     saying to the engineer,-~"Don't you think, captain, that
 40 1,8|           and too dark." ~"Couldn't we enlarge it, hollow it
 41 1,8|          of an hour, for he doesn't bark for nothing!" ~Cyrus
 42 1,9|       inhabited by natives, I don't believe it!" ~"Are you quite
 43 1,0|      replied Pencroft. "But I don't want to bother myself about
 44 1,0|       grain of corn will make won't choke us very soon!" ~Herbert,
 45 1,0|          No, captain, no, we shan't forget it," replied Pencroft; "
 46 1,0|      thousand, I assure you I won't throw it away! And now,
 47 1,1|         probable. ~"I hope we won't be here then." ~"No, don'
 48 1,1|          be here then." ~"No, don't be uneasy, Pencroft; we
 49 1,2|   enthusiasm; "provided one doesn't eat too much" ~"That's right,
 50 2,1|          my faith! The island isn't large and if it had been
 51 2,1|         prize?" said Neb. "We can't drag it to Granite House!" ~"
 52 2,1|        hide his ill-luck, "we won't speak about it." ~"On the
 53 2,1|             replied Neb, "it wasn't our fault that the beast
 54 2,1|        its back!" ~"Then you didn't turn it over enough!" returned
 55 2,2|        Herbert; and you, Neb-aren't you coming to try our new
 56 2,2|   seasoned. In two days there won't be a single leak, and our
 57 2,2|       other castaways!" ~"But isn't there any mark or direction
 58 2,3|   tobacco-plant, my boy, pray don't scorn that!" ~"We shall
 59 2,4|          the Chinese. No! you don't care for that. But-" ~"But
 60 2,4|           is all!" ~"And they don't happen to do for smoking?" ~"
 61 2,5|        replied the reporter. "Don't you know that the sea turned
 62 2,5|        lost, let us go on; it can't be helped," said Pencroft,
 63 2,5|          leave the island, it won't be in a balloon, will it?
 64 2,5|       will it? These airboats won't go where we want them to
 65 2,5|           hide the opening. I don't mean from two-legged thieves,
 66 2,6|        has played us. Well, I don't like such jokes, and the
 67 2,6|           Neb. ~"Who was it? Didn't you see?" ~"No." ~"It was
 68 2,6|      returned Pencroft; "they won't show themselves again at
 69 2,6|         the windows and so we can't kill them; and when I think
 70 2,9|           captain," said he; "won't you make it some day?" ~"
 71 2,9|           it is necessary. It isn't very convenient to climb
 72 2,9|         said Herbert. ~"But I can't see any fruit on this shrub!"
 73 2,0|            good old Pencroft! Won't he be pleased! But we must
 74 2,0|             replied Herbert. "Don't let us say anything to Pencroft
 75 2,0|           Mr. Spilett, that doesn't prove anything!" replied
 76 2,0|        Master Pencroft, you mustn't sneak off like that! You'
 77 2,1|      hesitate to let me go. I don't conceal from you that your
 78 2,1|          crystallized." ~"You don't mean to say, captain," interrupted
 79 2,2|           Jup," said he, "and don't spare anything; you have
 80 2,2|     astonishes me is that he hasn't spoken to us before, for
 81 2,2|    No-wait," said Herbert; "I don't quite see. Luff again-right-now." ~
 82 2,3|          Captain Harding, you won't now oppose my going." ~"
 83 2,4|         Herbert, rising. ~"We won't waste time," returned Pencroft. "
 84 2,5|            added Pencroft, "I don't know if we have done right
 85 2,5|          said Pencroft, "that isn't a man to be troubled by
 86 2,6|         path of remorse." ~"I don't know what sort of a man
 87 2,8|        does that mean? What! wasn't it Ayrton who threw that
 88 2,9|    morning, those mares-tails don't forbode anything good." ~
 89 2,9|           leave it to you." ~"Don't make your mind uneasy, captain,"
 90 2,0|      harbor in the Pacific, I don't think they would ever find
 91 2,0|          yet this gulf here doesn't please me much! It has a
 92 2,0|        sharp instrument; that can't be understood, either." ~"
 93 3,1|         to Pencroft, they shouldn't steal it from him, like
 94 3,3| unfavorable for them!" ~"They won't cross the channel," said
 95 3,3|       guns?" ~"Well, the brig isn't in the channel yet, I fancy!"
 96 3,4|           said Pencroft, "you don't suppose that the 'Speedy'
 97 3,4|            asked Herbert. ~"I don't know," answered Pencroft, "
 98 3,4|             Captain Harding doesn't know, and nobody knows or
 99 3,5|      hostility against us?" ~"Isn't what they have done already
100 3,5|         Very well; I hope we mayn't repent it!" ~"What danger
101 3,5|           what they like, and don't think anything more about
102 3,5|         Pencroft," said Neb, "don't make yourself out so bad
103 3,6|        and in that case, I wouldn't give half-a-dollar for our '
104 3,6|         society of honest men isn't unpleasant to any one. Did
105 3,6|          Granite House. ~"It wasn't the wind that blew down
106 3,7|           necessary." ~"What! can't we carry him to Granite
107 3,8|           ve seen many, and I don't think much of them!" ~At
108 3,9|             replied the lad, "don't be uneasy, I shall not die
109 3,1|       shade of the trees and shan't even see the sun!" ~"Forward!"
110 3,1|          and I promise you it won't miss its mark!" ~But this
111 3,4|          so badly divided? It isn't just, that!" ~"Friend Pencroft,"
112 3,8|      Gideon Spilett. ~"And we can't put it out!" replied Herbert. ~"
113 3,8|           we'll applaud it. I don't see that we need concern
114 3,9|            Lincoln Island, it can't be!" cried Pencroft, who,
115 3,9|        Harding. ~"I, for one, don't believe it!" whispered Pencroft