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 1 2,4|         it, a ship had not been castaway on the coast. ~The reporter'
 2 2,5|         exclaimed Pencroft. ~"A castaway!" replied Herbert. ~"Wounded,
 3 2,0|      end by making a "real good castaway." ~The blubber, cut in parallel
 4 2,2|     were written these words:-~"Castaway . . . . Tabor island: 153deg
 5 2,3|                  Chapter 13 ~"A castaway!" exclaimed Pencroft; "left
 6 2,3|  conclude this: first, that the castaway on Tabor Island is a man
 7 2,3|        and the presence of this castaway explains the arrival of
 8 2,3|         wreck, since there is a castaway. As to the latter, whoever
 9 2,3|         one was thinking of the castaway on Tabor Island. Should
10 2,3|   island still inhabited by the castaway to whose succor they had
11 2,3|       clear enough; there was a castaway, and this castaway should
12 2,3|        was a castaway, and this castaway should have been on the
13 2,3|      this case, either that the castaway had been enabled to return
14 2,3|     Herbert, "only spoke of one castaway." ~"Well, if he is still
15 2,3|      Even if we do not find the castaway, at least our voyage will
16 2,3|       Yes," said Pencroft, "the castaway has gone." ~"We must suppose
17 2,4|         hands of this man, this castaway, this unknown friend, for
18 2,4| scarcely any doubt that, if the castaway was dead, no trace of his
19 2,4|  utensils which belonged to the castaway," added Herbert. ~"I think
20 2,4|           Then this must be the castaway?" asked Herbert. ~"Yes,"
21 2,4|         was evident that if the castaway had ever been a civilized
22 2,5|      Pencroft had not found the castaway of Tabor Island, or at any
23 2,5|     four." ~"You have found the castaway?" ~"Yes." ~"And you have
24 2,5|        abandoned; how at last a castaway had been captured, who appeared
25 2,5| answered the engineer, "and the castaway alone can have written it." ~"
26 2,5|       soul we shall save!" ~The castaway of Tabor Island, to the
27 2,5|         It was decided that the castaway, or rather the stranger
28 2,5|   October, and consequently the castaway of Tabor Island had been
29 3,5|        of a mysterious being, a castaway like us, perhaps, abandoned
30 3,6|    about him! If he is a simple castaway, why should he conceal himself!