Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|          at the siege of Corinth, Port Gibson, Black River, Chattanooga,
 2 1,1|       island; there is not even a port in which ships could anchor,
 3 1,1|          not?" replied Pencroft. "Port Neb, that would do very
 4 2,5|        the very suitable name of "Port Balloon," the settlers pursued
 5 2,7|          fact, from this spot, to Port Balloon, discovered the
 6 2,7|        and from the bridge to the Port, it would be easy to make
 7 2,7|       necessary to take a cart to Port Balloon, and consequently,
 8 2,7|       into the state of things at Port Balloon, and reported that
 9 2,7|    railroad from Granite House to Port Balloon, with a branch line
10 2,7|         the angle of the Mercy to Port Balloon. The cart might
11 2,7|        and set out on the road to Port Balloon. ~Of course they
12 2,8|        roads to the corral and to Port Balloon, a third was commenced,
13 2,1|     proceeded in the direction of Port Balloon, in order to reach
14 2,2|         or four miles across from Port Balloon. The island then
15 2,2| approached it in the direction of Port Balloon. It was important
16 2,5|          put her, Pencroft?" ~"In Port Balloon," replied the sailor. "
17 2,5|         on the tranquil waters of Port Balloon. ~During the first
18 2,7|       told him, that at the first port they put into, he would
19 2,9|           for though there was no port, vessels might have visited
20 2,9|        Bonadventure," anchored in Port Balloon, was provisioned
21 2,9|   Bonadventure" tacked on leaving Port Balloon so as to reach Reptile
22 2,9|           south coast between the port and the promontory. The
23 2,9|         for the vessel on leaving port had only two hours of ebb
24 2,9|           a fire to guide us into port!" ~"Why, indeed, my dear
25 2,0|       reached them by the road to Port Balloon, after having passed
26 3,1|         on, or would she put into port? In a few hours the colonists
27 3,1|        island; there is a natural port, fresh water, roads, a telegraph,
28 3,1|           of Washington Bay, near Port Balloon-a provoking circumstance,
29 3,1|         and Pencroft should go to Port Balloon, and that there,
30 3,1|          on the coast a sheltered port for the winter months? Was
31 3,1|    Pencroft, "she is sheltered in Port Balloon, and I defy any
32 3,4|           and, as the name of her port was not painted on her counter,
33 3,6|          to make an expedition to Port Balloon, The sailor was
34 3,6|        foundation, and a visit to Port Balloon appeared to be very
35 3,6|           the island. ~Arrived at Port Balloon, Pencroft saw with
36 3,6|        the narrow creek. However, Port Balloon was so well hidden
37 3,6|       Pencroft had brought her to Port Balloon. As to the sailor,
38 3,6|          have brought her back to port?" ~"Why, Mr. Spilett," replied
39 3,6|          that she must be left in Port Balloon. But, if on our
40 3,1|       which commenced the road to Port Balloon, and there the explorers,
41 3,4|          them in Shark Gulf or at Port Balloon, they would not
42 3,7|      establish for our shipping a port so fortunately situated
43 3,8|         to float on the waters of Port Balloon! Therefore there
44 3,9|         Marsh, beyond the road to Port Balloon. But the colonists
45 3,9|          to conduct the vessel to Port Balloon, that is to say,
46 3,0|       Islet, the granite rocks of Port Balloon, the basalts of