Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       obliging, and honest. His name was Nebuchadnezzar, but
 2 1,4|    countries and which bear the name of "Chimneys." ~Pencroft
 3 1,4|   Herbert, "if I don't know the name of these trees, at any rate
 4 1,5|     been contented deserved the name. But they were dry, and
 5 1,7|       lad having pronounced the name of Cyrus Harding, Top gave
 6 1,8|    several times pronounced the name of the reporter, the one
 7 1,0|      seen, but this was not the name Pencroft gave them, for
 8 1,0|       to which Herbert gave the name of the musmon. ~"Have they
 9 1,1|        ever grumble at work, my name's not Jack Pencroft, and
10 1,1|       be a good thing to give a name to this island, as well
11 1,1|         replied Pencroft. "That name was the most convenient,
12 1,1|       myself. Shall we keep the name of the Chimneys for our
13 1,1|         Spilett, of Neb!-" ~"My name!" cried Neb, showing his
14 1,1|        vast bay on the east the name of Union Bay, for example;
15 1,1|   island, I propose to give the name of Serpentine Peninsula,
16 1,1|      Neb had found an excellent name, for this cape was very
17 1,1|    balloon had thrown them, the name of the Mercy, in true gratitude
18 1,1| castaways had first landed, the name of Safety Island; to the
19 1,1|      whole of the vast bay, the name of Prospect Heights. ~Lastly,
20 1,1|       to give it the engineer's name and all his companions would
21 1,1|    simply,-~"Let us give it the name of a great citizen, my friend;
22 1,2|      iron. From this color, the name of Red Creek was immediately
23 1,2|        at no loss for the right name of these rodents. They were
24 1,3|          to which they gave the name of Jacamar Wood, in remembrance
25 1,3|      prepared was worthy of its name of pipe-clay, made some
26 1,3|       sold in England under the name of "Portland sago"; they
27 1,4|      and which had received the name of Cape South Mandible.
28 1,5|          better known under the name of the sloth, being about
29 1,6|       cetaceans, which bear the name of the "dugong," for its
30 1,7|       been long known under the name of "natural soda." ~This
31 1,7|       is better known under the name of salt niter, or of saltpeter. ~
32 1,7|        the acid known under the name of Nordhausen acid is made. ~
33 1,8|      House," replied Harding; a name which his companions again
34 1,9|     immense woods, to which the name of the Forests of the Far
35 1,9|       are commonly known by the name of American rabbits. ~This
36 1,1|         to give them their real name of "Arctic foxes." They
37 1,1|   capture of these birds, whose name was given to this marshy
38 2,1|   Zealand, the natives give the name of Kauris. ~"I have an idea,
39 2,2|         the point, to which the name of Flotsam Point was given. ~
40 2,2|      the usual custom, bore the name of the maker; they were,
41 2,2|       but they neither bore the name of the publisher nor the
42 2,2|      also bore neither date nor name of publisher. ~There was
43 2,3|   Herbert rightly gave them the name of tinamous, and it was
44 2,3|      and from which we gave the name to that part of the forest." ~"
45 2,3|        enough for a botanist to name without hesitation the parallel
46 2,3|     those trees known under the name of gum-trees or iron-bark
47 2,4|         said the reporter. "The name of this creek, my friends?
48 2,4|        right!" said Pencroft. ~"Name it, my boy," said the engineer,
49 2,4|         It was settled that the name of Falls River should be
50 2,5|         creek the very suitable name of "Port Balloon," the settlers
51 2,6|       which he could not give a name, to gain an influence over
52 2,6|         a new member. As to his name the sailor begged that in
53 2,7|          to which they gave the name of Creek Glycerine, and
54 2,8|        beaten road to which the name of Corral Road had been
55 2,0|        not without emotion, the name which he loved so well-the
56 2,0|      which he loved so well-the name of his birthplace. ~But
57 2,2|         now necessary to give a name to the vessel, and, after
58 2,4|         called; "it is a common name for ships, and I could not
59 2,5|        English or American, the name Britannia leading them to
60 2,7|        he had become, under the name of Ben Joyce, the leader
61 3,1|         possession of it in the name of the United States. Then
62 3,2|      sails well, and merits her name of the 'Speedy.'" ~"She
63 3,4|       the "Speedy," and, as the name of her port was not painted
64 3,6|      the sailor, "as sure as my name is Bonadventure Pencroft,
65 3,2|       group, to which the first name given was that of the Happy
66 3,3|       him and called him by the name which he bore in Australia.
67 3,3|         which would only be the name of a man endowed with a
68 3,5|       answer to the enigma, the name of that mysterious being,
69 3,5|         the seat, he murmured a name which Gideon Spilett alone
70 3,5|    reporter evidently knew this name, for it had a wonderful
71 3,6|      surprise,-~"Sir, I have no name." ~"Nevertheless, I know
72 3,6|  suddenly risen on hearing this name uttered, a name which he
73 3,6|    hearing this name uttered, a name which he had believed known
74 3,6|        near him. ~"You know the name I formerly bore, sir?" he
75 3,6|         thing of the past. ~The name of Prince Dakkar was at
76 3,6|   history to address him by the name of Nemo. ~The captain concluded
77 3,6|         we may admire, and your name has nothing to fear from
78 3,8|          to which they gave the name of "Dakkar Grotto," in memory
79 3,8|       for we shall keep the old name, shall we not?-to float
80 3,0|       Harding, and murmured the name of Captain Nemo. ~Then Ayrton,
81 3,0|        to Lady Glenarvan in the name of the castaways restored
82 3,0|   colony to which they gave the name of that island sunk beneath
83 3,0|      Mercy, a mountain took the name of Mount Franklin, a small
84 3,0|        of him who had borne the name of Captain Nemo.~