Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          the sea. ~"We are on an islet," said Pencroft, "and we
 2 1,3|          on an island, but on an islet which was not more than
 3 1,3|         a fire on a point of the islet, which would serve as a
 4 1,3|       provisionally insured. The islet and the coast were separated
 5 1,3|        an hour to cross from the islet to the land, and he reached
 6 1,3|        northern extremity of the islet. ~Neb's companions had watched
 7 1,3|          from the shore rose the islet, which somewhat resembled
 8 1,3|         of a mile. ~Opposite the islet, the beach consisted first
 9 1,3|        it appeared seen from the islet. However, verdure was not
10 1,3|       was uncovered. Between the islet and the coast there only
11 1,7|         passed entirely over the islet, then quite invisible. The
12 1,8|        the sea, passing over the islet, had been carried right
13 1,1|  gratitude to Providence. To the islet upon which the castaways
14 1,4|        the other side, on Safety Islet, numerous birds were gravely
15 1,4|      appeared to have chosen the islet for a place of refuge. It
16 1,4|         would pay a visit to the islet. The beach was strewn with
17 1,5|        having a seal hunt on the islet." ~"A seal hunt!" cried
18 1,5|         then put his foot on the islet for the first, and his companions
19 1,5|     Towards the extremity of the islet appeared great black heads
20 1,5|      went round the point of the islet, so as to take them in the
21 1,5|         continued to explore the islet. ~The sailor and the Negro
22 1,8|      extended the sea-coast, the islet, and beyond the open sea. ~
23 1,0|      while the amphibians of the islet would furnish the fat necessary
24 1,0|          castaways thrown on the islet. They asked for nothing
25 1,0|    weather, they set out for the islet. They had to profit by the
26 1,1|         there were sandbanks, an islet, which multiplied our chances
27 1,2|        the sea, passing over the islet, would beat furiously against
28 1,2|       ravages. Sweeping over the islet, it had furiously assailed
29 2,2|        the southern point of the islet. A light breeze blew from
30 2,5|        in Union Bay. Neither the islet nor Prospect Heights was
31 2,9|      important island?" ~"No, an islet lost in the Pacific, and
32 2,1|          back, and see what that islet is like!" ~"But it is not
33 2,3|        horizon. ~They were on an islet, which did not measure more
34 2,3|        was in sight. ~This woody islet did not offer the varied
35 2,3|        the southern point of the islet, terminated by a sharp cape,
36 2,3|        or other had visited this islet, and this became still more
37 2,4|      most secret recesses of the islet! The inferences deduced
38 2,4|          trees which covered the islet. There was then scarcely
39 2,4|       the cultivated part of the islet, while the sailor and the
40 2,4|          his imprisonment on the islet dated from a very distant
41 2,5|     voyage of exploration to the islet. He agreed with his friends
42 2,5|     capture of pigs, made on the islet, was looked upon as being
43 2,5|      that on which he fed on the islet, and cooked meat did not
44 2,5|       waves which, broken by the islet, rippled on the sand. ~"
45 2,6|      twelve years already on the islet when we found him there!" ~"
46 2,6|         condemned to die on that islet, and that he never expected
47 2,6|      have you dragged me from my islet?.... Do you think there
48 2,7|       their place on this desert islet, and at the moment he left
49 2,7|         can-not escape from this islet on which the 'Duncan' leaves
50 2,7|        day to take him from that islet, he must be worthy to return
51 2,8|          exclaimed,-~"Hallo! the islet is covered with snow!" ~"
52 2,8|         thing, that not only the islet but all the beach below
53 2,8|      perched by thousands on the islet and on the shore, and they
54 2,0|         leaving the point of the islet on his left, entered the
55 3,1| castaways abandoned on a sterile islet, constantly contending against
56 3,1|     which had left Ayrton on the islet, and which was to return
57 3,1|   someday to fetch him. Now, the islet was not so far distant from
58 3,2|   accompany Ayrton as far as the islet. It may be, although it
59 3,2|      will wait for Ayrton on the islet, and he shall go alone to
60 3,2|        the opposite shore of the islet. This was not done without
61 3,2|          it was evident that the islet was deserted. Ayrton then,
62 3,2|    sheltered under a rock on the islet! What were those of Harding,
63 3,2|          had reappeared. Was the islet invaded? Ought they not
64 3,3|          best to place it on the islet, so as to prevent, or at
65 3,3|         separate stations on the islet. In this way, shots being
66 3,3|      channel, disembarked on the islet and concealed themselves
67 3,3|        coast was sheltered by an islet, separated from it by a
68 3,3|   channel, but would land on the islet. ~Pencroft and Ayrton, each
69 3,3|       two cables-lengths off the islet when she stopped. The man
70 3,3|      from among the rocks of the islet. The man at the helm and
71 3,3|       the boat coasted along the islet, so as to round its southern
72 3,3|          colonists posted on the islet, in such a way, that whatever
73 3,3|        the northern point of the islet with the two remaining oars,
74 3,3|          pulled straight for the islet, to dislodge the colonists
75 3,3|          muskets, ran across the islet at full speed, jumped into
76 3,3|          and Herbert, before the islet was overrun with pirates
77 3,3|       situation was this: on the islet were a dozen convicts, of
78 3,3|        evidently to approach the islet. The tide would be rising
79 3,3|         pirates who occupied the islet had gradually advanced to
80 3,3|     therefore, they surveyed the islet, and examined the shore. ~
81 3,3|         to the other side of the islet, tumbled into the boat which
82 3,3|        he would keep outside the islet. He would be still separated
83 3,3|          the brig approached the islet, and it could be seen that
84 3,3|         reached the point of the islet; she rounded it with ease;
85 3,4|    either to the beach or to the islet. But just as they were shoving
86 3,5|          vessel anchored off the islet would inevitably be exposed
87 3,5|       The shot, passing over the islet, fell into the sea at a
88 3,6|       sure that they know of the islet," rejoined the reporter. ~"
89 3,6|     channel situated between the islet and the coast, so as to
90 3,4|         to Granite House-for the islet only imperfectly sheltered
91 3,9|        of the Mercy, between the islet and the wall of granite,
92 3,0|         Prospect Heights, Safety Islet, the granite rocks of Port