Part,  Chapter

 1 2,3|      then resumed, ~"From this document, my friends, from the way
 2 2,3|    English or American, as the document is written in the English
 3 2,3|       Gideon Spilett, "and the document appears even to have been
 4 2,3|        the shore! ~And yet the document was clear enough; there
 5 2,3|         Perhaps, after all the document was already several months
 6 2,3|    many of them remain?" ~"The document," said Herbert, "only spoke
 7 2,3|      then be admitted that the document has already a distant date?" ~"
 8 2,5|    months back?" ~"Because the document we found had been recently
 9 2,5|        reporter. ~"Because the document would then have spoken of
10 2,6|     would not have thrown this document into the sea. No, it is
11 2,6|      years since he wrote that document!" ~"No doubt," and yet the
12 2,6|         No doubt," and yet the document appears to have been recently
13 2,6|      bottle which enclosed the document may not have taken several
14 2,6|  continued the sailor, "if the document was several years old, if
15 2,6| incomprehensible fact, for the document appeared to have been recently
16 2,7|  before, a bottle, enclosing a document written in English, German,
17 2,7|       up by the 'Duncan.' This document stated in substance that
18 2,7|        some land, of which the document gave the latitude, but of
19 2,7| previous interpretation of the document, they supposed that Captain
20 2,7|        is still living, as his document indicates, he is a prisoner
21 2,7|     you throw into the sea the document which put us on your track?" ~"
22 2,7|     put us on your track?" ~"A document?" repeated Ayrton, who did
23 2,7|      what he meant. ~"Yes, the document which we found enclosed
24 2,7|    thought, "I never threw any document into the sea!" he answered. ~"
25 2,8|       brute when he wrote that document, and if he threw it into
26 2,8|     man was able to write that document and throw the bottle into
27 2,0|     that bottle containing the document presented itself so opportunely,
28 2,0|     House; and lastly, how the document, which Ayrton asserts was
29 3,5|        it was he who wrote the document, who placed the bottle in
30 3,6|    will be important to take a document there which will make known
31 3,6|    certainly the author of the document, and he may, perhaps, know
32 3,4|    possible, at Tabor Island a document indicating Ayrton's new
33 3,6|        Island, by means of the document enclosed in the bottle,
34 3,0|            I knew of it from a document left by you on Tabor Island,"
35 3,0|     answered Robert Grant. ~"A document!" cried Gideon Spilett. ~"