Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1| sensibility of balloons is well known. It is sufficient to throw
 2 1,2|        very much wished to make known to him the situation of
 3 1,2|           Pencroft made himself known. ~"Well," replied Harding, "
 4 1,5|      found some means of making known his existence? As to Neb,
 5 1,1| nomenclature of the visible and known parts of the island was
 6 1,2|      mocking and singing birds, known as mountain pheasants. A
 7 1,3|        these transformations is known. Now fuel, wood or coal,
 8 1,3|    which replaced tinder. It is known that a spongy, velvety flesh
 9 1,4| attentively, and without making known his idea, he announced to
10 1,5|        was only a koala, better known under the name of the sloth,
11 1,6|         circumstances which are known, and it would not do to
12 1,7|       the engineer. And he made known to them the result of his
13 1,7|       mass, which has been long known under the name of "natural
14 1,7|         potash, which is better known under the name of salt niter,
15 1,7|        It is thus that the acid known under the name of Nordhausen
16 1,7|        But dynamite was not yet known at the time when the settlers
17 1,8|  exterior ladder. ~Harding made known his ideas to his companions. ~"
18 1,9|        pickaxe alone, and it is known that Harding was an ingenious
19 1,9|         herbs, he added a plant known in North America as "Oswego
20 1,9|      brethren, and are commonly known by the name of American
21 1,2|        the rigorous cold. It is known that, in the Northern Hemisphere,
22 2,3|       in short, all those trees known under the name of gum-trees
23 2,6|        another ape which he had known, he might be called Jupiter,
24 2,8|         hundred species are now known. The kitchen garden, now
25 2,9|  Granite House, where they made known their discovery. ~The next
26 2,9|         leisure, we should have known it already." ~"Good!" said
27 2,0|     Pencroft. "Whales have been known to go thousands of miles
28 2,1|         material must have been known from the most ancient times,
29 2,2|    engineer had previously made known to him the result of the
30 2,2|      other aquatic birds in the known world. ~During this week,
31 2,4|       slept or not could not be known, but at any rate, although
32 2,6|   replied Cyrus Harding. "It is known by experience that the greatest
33 2,7|          The engineer then made known to his companions the proposal
34 2,7|  travelers. Lord Glenarvan made known to the Irishman the cause
35 2,8|       on the island had made it known to him." ~"However," observed
36 2,8|         of January that he made known his project to his companions. ~"
37 2,8|         constant current. It is known that the elements of modern
38 2,9|    Tabor Island, we should have known that land was at no great
39 2,9|        Ayrton on Lincoln Island known at Tabor Island." ~"Certainly,"
40 3,1|      any land or island not yet known, and Lincoln Island is in
41 3,1|     reporter, "we ought to make known to that vessel, whoever
42 3,2|        be understood when it is known that in this Bob Harvey
43 3,2|          now a pirate, and well known to Ayrton! ~The convicts
44 3,2|      Harvey, who could not have known him, as he must have thought
45 3,5|       channel, and who has made known to us the situation of our
46 3,5|   wretch you knew, and who made known to you that there was an
47 3,6|  document there which will make known the situation of Lincoln
48 3,8|         them, their science had known how to take advantage of
49 3,9|       way, although it was well known to the convicts. ~Cyrus
50 3,1|        to those species already known to the hunters. Nevertheless,
51 3,3|     alone. His companion, as is known, fell by Cyrus Harding's
52 3,3|   companions, to whom they made known the state of affairs. ~"
53 3,4|        be made with all that is known!" ~"And what a much bigger
54 3,4|      still with all that is not known!" answered Harding. ~At
55 3,5|      with their existence, have known the smallest details, have
56 3,6|      name which he had believed known to none?-~The captain had
57 3,6|       have sufficed to make you known." ~"As a great criminal,
58 3,6|    Dakkar was at that time well known. He had fought openly and
59 3,6|        by the baboons, who made known the presence of Ayrton upon
60 3,7|         protector whom they had known but a few hours, was at
61 3,7|          and to all whom I have known I have long been as are
62 3,7|         It is here that we have known Captain Nemo," said Cyrus