Part,  Chapter

 1 2,9|       island?" cried Pencroft. ~"Tabor Island." ~"An important
 2 2,9|        distance are we from this Tabor Island?" ~"About a hundred
 3 2,0|           Now he wished to visit Tabor Island, and as a boat of
 4 2,1|         a voyage of discovery to Tabor Island, although Harding
 5 2,1|        should be unable to reach Tabor Island, and could not return
 6 2,1|         know what is going on in Tabor Island." ~"But nothing is
 7 2,2|          spoken of the voyage to Tabor Island, Harding hoped he
 8 2,2|      voyage, Pencroft?" ~"One to Tabor Island, for instance." ~"
 9 2,2|        should see you set off to Tabor Island with great uneasiness,
10 2,2|          obstinate in his idea. "Tabor Island is our neighbor,
11 2,2|           you cannot go alone to Tabor Island." ~"One companion
12 2,2|        words:-~"Castaway . . . . Tabor island: 153deg W. long.,
13 2,3|          Pencroft; "left on this Tabor Island not two hundred miles
14 2,3|      first, that the castaway on Tabor Island is a man possessing
15 2,3|      thinking of the castaway on Tabor Island. Should they be in
16 2,3|          exactly within sight of Tabor Island. ~As to the sea over
17 2,3|        part of the ocean between Tabor and Lincoln Islands. ~"And
18 2,3|    course true, they would sight Tabor Island. ~Neither Gideon
19 2,3|       enterprise! Were they near Tabor Island? Was the island still
20 2,3|        island! ~The low coast of Tabor Island, scarcely emerging
21 2,3|    reason to doubt that this was Tabor Island, since according
22 2,3|        compelled to believe that Tabor Island was not or was no
23 2,4|        to remain a day longer on Tabor Island, so as to collect
24 2,4|        than it had taken to make Tabor Island. ~Indeed, on the
25 2,5|        not found the castaway of Tabor Island, or at any rate that
26 2,5|          save!" ~The castaway of Tabor Island, to the great pity
27 2,5|          which he had enjoyed on Tabor Island, the stranger manifested
28 2,5|     consequently the castaway of Tabor Island had been a prisoner
29 2,6|      this man was not wrecked on Tabor Island, but that in consequence
30 2,6|         left for twelve years on Tabor Island, one may well suppose
31 2,6|       several years to come from Tabor Island to Lincoln Island?" ~"
32 2,6|        latitude and longitude of Tabor Island correctly, which
33 2,6|      shelter than the forests of Tabor Island, and as all persuasion
34 2,6|          collected by Herbert on Tabor Island had been carefully
35 2,6|  Certainly, the former savage of Tabor island could not be perplexed
36 2,6|      this unfortunate man was on Tabor Island, he knew himself
37 2,6|        return of the vessel from Tabor Island, when they had been
38 2,7|        her voyage and arrived at Tabor Island. It was there that
39 2,7|         us the exact position of Tabor Island!" ~Ayrton passed
40 2,8|         exactly the situation of Tabor Island, since the events
41 2,8|          the plants brought from Tabor Island had succeeded perfectly. ~
42 2,9|          as easily as we went to Tabor Island." ~"I do not say
43 2,9|        wind during the voyage to Tabor Island, we should have known
44 2,9|          s yacht had appeared at Tabor Island, while he was still
45 2,9|      return to take him off from Tabor Island when he considered
46 2,9|          where will he touch? At Tabor Island, and not at Lincoln
47 2,9|          Lincoln Island known at Tabor Island." ~"Certainly," answered
48 2,9| precaution on our first visit to Tabor Island." ~"And why should
49 2,9|       allow us to return then to Tabor Island." ~"Yes," replied
50 2,9|          has already returned to Tabor Island, since Ayrton has
51 2,9|       fine October days to go to Tabor Island, and leave a notice
52 2,9|          on when we have been to Tabor Island, for if the yacht
53 2,0|          you were returning from Tabor Island, Pencroft," continued
54 3,1|         mentioned no land except Tabor Island, which itself was
55 3,5|         he who must have come to Tabor Island, who found there
56 3,5|      various vegetables from the Tabor Island plants. All was stowed
57 3,6|         thick forest, as well as Tabor Marsh. They found no trace
58 3,6|      prevented from returning to Tabor Island." ~"Indeed," remarked
59 3,6|           may know as much about Tabor Island as about Lincoln
60 3,6|            Gone off! where to-to Tabor Island?" replied Pencroft. "
61 3,3|        Gideon Spilett. ~"Yes, to Tabor Island," answered Pencroft. "
62 3,3|       must give up the voyage to Tabor Island for this year." ~"
63 3,4|          as soon as possible, at Tabor Island a document indicating
64 3,4|   arrival of the Scotch yacht at Tabor Island is very uncertain.
65 3,4|        any importance, either to Tabor Island or to a more distant
66 3,6|          presence of Ayrton upon Tabor Island, by means of the
67 3,8|      sooner or later, proceed to Tabor Island, to leave there the
68 3,8|    March-if they wished to visit Tabor Island before the equinoctial
69 3,9|     necessary, we must put in to Tabor island to spend the winter.
70 3,9|         the winter. But think of Tabor island after Lincoln Island.
71 3,0|       walnut-shell to take us to Tabor Island! But we have nothing,
72 3,0|      time in search of Ayrton at Tabor Island? It was scarcely
73 3,0|     yacht, after having explored Tabor Island without results,
74 3,0|       who had been despatched to Tabor Island to find Ayrton, and
75 3,0|          idea, after having left Tabor Island, where you did not
76 3,0|          document left by you on Tabor Island," answered Robert
77 3,0|  hazarded himself alone to go to Tabor Island!" ~"In order to leave