Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|         to be very useful in the colony. ~As to Pencroft, he had
 2 1,3|        the stock of tools in the colony consisted of two sharp blades,
 3 1,5|       days afterwards the little colony's stock of tools was augmented
 4 1,5|       was agreed that the little colony should camp under a hut
 5 1,7|       the fat for the use of the colony. As to the animal's flesh
 6 1,9|      been voted purveyors to the colony, devoted some hours to the
 7 1,9|         valuable resource of the colony, and it appeared to be inexhaustible. ~
 8 1,1|        to be explored, the whole colony took part in the expedition.
 9 1,2|           the possessions of the colony were soon increased by several
10 1,2|    brought up for the use of the colony. An enclosure for the domestic
11 2,1|       were made purveyors to the colony. The reporter could not
12 2,1|     which might have fed all the colony in Lincoln Island. ~Often
13 2,3|          been very useful to the colony! ~The provisions, which
14 2,6|          stores belonging to the colony, weapons, instruments, tools,
15 2,6|         the best marksmen in the colony, posted themselves in a
16 2,6|             You wish to join the colony?" again asked the sailor. "
17 2,6|     pleased with you." ~Thus the colony was increased by a new member.
18 2,7|    containing eighty grains, the colony found itself in possession
19 2,7|        for the future use of the colony. ~Cyrus Harding, wishing
20 2,7|   coolness. ~On this day all the colony, except Pencroft who walked
21 2,8|         garments required by the colony. The needles found in the
22 2,8|     garments. ~Each morning, the colony, sometimes entire, but more
23 2,9|     health of the members of the colony, bipeds or bimana, quadrumana
24 2,9|        the milk necessary to the colony. The cart, or rather a sort
25 2,0|     prize would have been to the colony, for the oil, fat, and bones
26 2,2|          will risk depriving the colony of Lincoln Island of two
27 2,3|      presence disturb the little colony till then so united? Besides,
28 2,6|         millions of grains! ~The colony was rich in corn, for ten
29 2,8|       work. The resources of the colony, particularly in vegetables
30 2,8|        At this period the little colony was extremely prosperous. ~
31 2,9|         the usual hunters of the colony, that is to say, Herbert
32 2,0|        by all the members of the colony, was that as soon as the
33 3,1|          come to join the little colony. Now, suddenly, on this
34 3,1|      felt that the safety of the colony could not but be seriously
35 3,3|         was, perhaps, a numerous colony ready to defend it. And
36 3,4| miniature, and the stores of the colony would be increased by a
37 3,4|        so miraculously saved the colony. ~"Miraculous is the word,"
38 3,4|       what was necessary for the colony of Lincoln Island. ~However-and
39 3,4|          that the arsenal of the colony had gained by the wreck,
40 3,4| inexplicable, event to which the colony owed its preservation-nothing
41 3,5|         singularly useful to our colony. I will add that the unknown
42 3,5|      island. The products of the colony were there, methodically
43 3,5|      word, all the stores of the colony. ~As to the guns obtained
44 3,5|        of all the members of the colony, including Master Jup and
45 3,5|     would soon be masters of the colony!" ~"Why have they not done
46 3,8|      them. ~The wellbeing of the colony was therefore complete.
47 3,1|          all the strength of the colony must be put into requisition
48 3,1|         over the fortunes of the colony. ~Of Lincoln Island, the
49 3,4|          their existence in this colony, founded by them, and which
50 3,4|           and a little colt. The colony now possessed a plow, to
51 3,4|        was no want of work. ~The colony of Lincoln Island was now
52 3,5|          would they abandon this colony, founded with so much labor
53 3,6| beneficent an influence upon the colony, and in the names of his
54 3,0|         There was founded a vast colony to which they gave the name