Part,  Chapter

 1 3,1|         ascertained that she was a brig, and not one of those Malay
 2 3,1|         the vessel was rigged as a brig, and that she was standing
 3 3,1|       attract the attention of the brig. ~But at the moment when
 4 3,1|        directly for Union Bay. The brig was a good sailer, for she
 5 3,1|         yacht was also rigged as a brig. The question was, whether
 6 3,1|         Pencroft again brought the brig within the range of the
 7 3,1|          the breeze fell also. The brig's ensign hung in folds,
 8 3,1|      floating from the mast of the brig, and they had now good reason
 9 3,1|     obscured. In the meanwhile the brig continued to advance towards
10 3,1|        starboard quarter. ~Was the brig about to penetrate far into
11 3,1|     pirates-for the sailors of the brig could be nothing else-already
12 3,1|   threatened by the arrival of the brig. ~However, he and his companions
13 3,1|         the report. ~Therefore the brig was about a mile and a quarter
14 3,2|           that flag hoisted at the brig's peak? What was that shot
15 3,2|               Do you know that the brig is a mile and a quarter
16 3,2|            on the dark hull of the brig, from which the lights were
17 3,2|          not sleeping on board the brig. On the contrary, they were
18 3,2|   principally struck Ayrton:-~"Our brig is a famous acquisition." ~"
19 3,2|      shores of Norfolk Island this brig, which was loaded with arms,
20 3,2|          Bob Harvey had seized the brig "Speedy," anchored in sight
21 3,2|         suitable, of making it the brig's headquarters. ~As to the
22 3,2|            on the equipment of the brig, and the number of men which
23 3,2|          to regain the bows of the brig, so that he might let himself
24 3,2| irresistible desire to blow up the brig and with her, all whom she
25 3,2|          so as to arrive under the brig's poop at the powder-magazine. ~
26 3,2|           the reports on board the brig! They rushed out on to the
27 3,2|            plan for blowing up the brig, which he had attempted
28 3,3|       betrayed the presence of the brig in the neighborhood of the
29 3,3|          even from the guns of the brig. What can they do against
30 3,3|            of being cut off by the brig's boat, Ayrton and Pencroft
31 3,3|           scarcely distinguish the brig in the fog. ~It was half-past
32 3,3|            and the topmasts of the brig issued from the vapor. For
33 3,3|      during the night on board the brig. Had this half-naked man,
34 3,3|         really been to blow up the brig, as Bob Harvey had thought?
35 3,3|           be observed on board the brig. Evidently Bob Harvey was
36 3,3|           s intention to bring his brig as near as possible to the
37 3,3|           of smoke issued from the brig's side, and a ball, striking
38 3,3|             still protected by the brig's guns, they proceeded towards
39 3,3|         boat and the fire from the brig, they would find themselves
40 3,3|         not missed their aim. ~The brig immediately sent a second
41 3,3|            they pulled towards the brig. ~Hitherto the settlers
42 3,3|          two rifles do against the brig's guns?" ~"Well, the brig
43 3,3|          brig's guns?" ~"Well, the brig isn't in the channel yet,
44 3,3|           it would be easy for the brig to advance. But as to entering
45 3,3|         becoming more serious. The brig is making sail!" ~"The anchor
46 3,3|           a short distance, to the brig's guns, without being able
47 3,3|        well that it would risk the brig, if the sea got up ever
48 3,3|               In the meanwhile the brig approached the islet, and
49 3,3|    mainsail was braced up, and the brig hugging the wind, stood
50 3,3|          ricochet! But that cursed brig has entered the channel!" ~"
51 3,3|         being seen by those in the brig, but two or three reports,
52 3,3|            one of the windows-~The brig, irresistibly raised on
53 3,4|       Nothing could be seen of the brig, not even her masts. After
54 3,4|         the sides of the submerged brig would reappear at low water. ~
55 3,4|      elapse before the hull of the brig could emerge from the water
56 3,4|             The possession of this brig, or rather all that she
57 3,4|          impossible to refloat the brig? If she has only a leak,
58 3,4|         trouble!" ~In fact, if the brig was still fit to navigate,
59 3,4|          so that every part of the brig's hull might be examined. ~
60 3,4|           we visit the hull of the brig, we shall no doubt find
61 3,4|       instant before she sank, the brig, as I saw perfectly well,
62 3,4|           besides, at the time the brig foundered, it was high water,
63 3,4|           to be regretted that the brig's two boats had not been
64 3,4|           had disappeared when the brig went down, and had not again
65 3,4|          issue from the water. The brig was lying right over on
66 3,4|         the stem, the sides of the brig were frightfully torn. Over
67 3,4|           into the interior of the brig," said the engineer; "perhaps
68 3,4|      Access to the interior of the brig was now easy. The tide was
69 3,4|     extreme satisfaction, that the brig possessed a very varied
70 3,4|          said, had the hull of the brig enormously suffered from
71 3,4|       burst in the interior of the brig. The colonists could easily
72 3,4|           There was no fear of the brig being carried away by the
73 3,4|            cargo or rigging of the brig. At low tide they overhauled
74 3,4|          chains and anchors of the brig, the iron of her ballast,
75 3,4|            nothing remained of the brig but a useless hulk, bad
76 3,4|         Pencroft believed that the brig was of English build. ~A
77 3,4|           before she foundered the brig rose on the summit of a
78 3,5|            dome, the bottom of the brig crushed in, and she had
79 3,5|       channel, which destroyed the brig; in a word, that all those
80 3,5|         the guns obtained from the brig, they were pretty pieces
81 3,0|           during the attack by the brig numerous shot had been fired
82 3,3|    ironwork-all the rigging of the brig at our disposal." ~"But
83 3,4|             The destruction of the brig had been a new source of
84 3,5|            iron work of the pirate brig had been saved after the
85 3,6|        caused the explosion of the brig by the shock of a torpedo