Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|          held pressed close to his master in the meshes of the net. ~"
 2 1,2|          free, would not leave his master. He would have died for
 3 1,2|            When Neb heard that his master had been made prisoner,
 4 1,2|          joy of Neb at finding his master, can scarcely be described. ~
 5 1,2|            to Neb, he followed his master wherever his master wished
 6 1,2|            his master wherever his master wished to go. ~"This evening,
 7 1,2|            chain, had followed his master. He, however, fearing that
 8 1,3| voluntarily leaped out to help his master. "Forward," cried the reporter;
 9 1,3|          able to carry help to his master. If we venture into the
10 1,5|         would not live without his master. ~As to Gideon Spilett,
11 1,5|             Ah!" cried Neb, "if my master was here, he would know
12 1,5|           the shore calling on his master. ~ ~
13 1,6|            hands the corpse of his master, he would not believe in
14 1,6|          leave the place where his master is buried, and his grief
15 1,6|            at the same time as his master, and had probably perished
16 1,6|           of which he made himself master in an instant. ~Herbert
17 1,7|         body of the dog nor of his master has been cast on the shore!" ~"
18 1,7|       Perhaps even he was near his master. ~Thus the lad reasoned.
19 1,7|         alone! Neither Neb nor his master accompanied him! ~How was
20 1,7|           If the dog is found, the master will be found also!" said
21 1,7|       doubt that Neb had found his master, and that he had sent them
22 1,7|            much as to say that his master was saved. ~"Saved, isn'
23 1,8|        with grief. He believed his master was dead. ~Gideon Spilett
24 1,8|            heart. He undressed his master to see if he was wounded,
25 1,8|        Harding. ~"You thought your master was dead, didn't you?" said
26 1,8|            I should have buried my master, and then have lain down
27 1,8|         did not expect to find his master living. It was for a corpse
28 1,8|           and he wished to see his master again for the last time. ~"
29 1,8|         Top brought me here, to my master!" ~Neb ended his account
30 1,8|           not you who brought your master to this place." ~"No, it
31 1,8|        were leaning over him. ~"My master! my master!" cried Neb. ~
32 1,8|          over him. ~"My master! my master!" cried Neb. ~The engineer
33 1,8|              asked Harding. ~"Yes, master, replied Neb; "here, at
34 1,8|      animal bounded barking to his master, and caresses were lavished
35 1,9|        delight at having found his master, did not listen, or rather,
36 1,9|             while Top slept at his master's feet. ~Next day, the 28th
37 1,9|       promised to bring back to my master, it won't need a large fire
38 1,9|            It will blaze, since my master has said so." ~"We shall
39 1,0|      quickly started them, but his master soon called him back, for
40 1,1|          the engineer's hand. ~"My master always, and everywhere!"
41 1,2|            slight whistle from his master, and the latter, signing
42 1,2|         could not help laughing at Master Pencroft's new classification.
43 1,3|           he. ~The dog came at his master's call. The latter took
44 1,4|          we will build a boat, and Master Pencroft shall be put in
45 1,6|         feared for his safety. His master called him back directly. ~
46 1,6|            dog bounded towards his master, seeming to be very uneasy,
47 1,6|            Top had returned at his master's call, and had regained
48 1,6|          with fury, and before his master could restrain him, he had
49 1,6|   returning towards the shore. His master could do nothing to save
50 1,8|        asked Neb, interrupting his master. ~They searched the cavern,
51 1,8|            The dog, excited by his master's words, ran towards the
52 1,9|          had the same faith in his master that Pencroft had, but he
53 1,9|        Pencroft was such a zealous master, that Top ended by properly
54 1,9|            were rare, and besides, Master Neb, the cook, was not so
55 2,5|       coming, seemed to invite his master to follow him into the forest. ~"
56 2,6|        foot of the cliff while his master with his companions sought
57 2,6|         could talk to him." ~"But, master," said Neb, "are you serious?
58 2,6|             without more ceremony, Master Jup was installed in Granite
59 2,7|           that during our absence, Master Jup takes it into his head
60 2,7|       period it may be stated that Master Jup grew more accustomed
61 2,7|        plateau had been completed, Master Jup had been set at liberty.
62 2,7|       seize them with violence and master them by force? No. It was
63 2,8|        were also extremely savory. Master Neb, who was skilled in
64 2,8|       lessons he received from his master. ~Judge then of the pleasure
65 2,8|         Judge then of the pleasure Master Jup gave to the inhabitants
66 2,9|          growling of the thunder. ~Master Jup had not been forgotten,
67 2,9|       become fat under Neb's care. Master Jup, entrusted with carrying
68 2,9|         never could have possessed Master Jup's skill in climbing
69 2,0|          hunt, and neither Neb nor Master Jup, his assistant, were
70 2,0|            who said,-~"One moment, Master Pencroft, you mustn't sneak
71 2,2|            round his body. ~"Here, master," cried Neb; "here's something
72 2,2|             on the 21st of August, Master Jup arose. His wounds were
73 2,2|             And what did they see? Master Jup smoking calmly and seriously,
74 2,2|       familiar. ~But from this day Master Jup had a pipe of his own,
75 2,5|        hands and shouting, "Oh! my master!" A more touching pantomime
76 2,5|         animal in company with his master? This was an important question,
77 2,7|             Ben Joyce would become master of the seas. But it pleased
78 2,8|          was incontestably that of Master Jup. Master Jup had sat
79 2,8|  incontestably that of Master Jup. Master Jup had sat with a gravity
80 2,8|        exclaimed Pencroft. ~And if Master Jup had not been satisfied,
81 2,9|         absence of his companions. Master Jup was ordered to keep
82 2,0|          he shared it with another master, to whom, willing or not,
83 3,1|         his country that where his master was? As to the engineer,
84 3,4|       having attempted any attack. Master Jup and Top, on guard at
85 3,4|         this piece of metal to his master, who was then occupied with
86 3,5|            power which renders him master of the elements." ~The reporter'
87 3,5|            an answer, Pencroft." ~"Master," then said Neb, "my idea
88 3,5|           of the colony, including Master Jup and Top, the four cannon
89 3,7|           The animal sprang at his master's call. ~"Yes, Top will
90 3,9|           the corral. ~It was Jup, Master Jup in person, to whom Top
91 3,9|       matter to communicate to his master he could not employ a more
92 3,0|           and Neb recounted to his master the events of which the
93 3,0|         means by which to warn his master? And, besides, in what situation
94 3,1|           to particularly irritate Master Jup. The night passed without
95 3,3|            likes! He will find his master!" ~"Who?" asked Neb. ~"Our
96 3,4|            gales of some violence. Master Jup aided them dexterously,
97 3,4|         and animals were all well. Master Jup was a little chilly,
98 3,9|         without losing a moment. ~"Master," asked Neb, a few days
99 3,0|         together. Neb was with his master; Ayrton was there ready