Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|       the waves carried off our companion?" ~The sailor had not expected
 2 1,7|        while admitting that our companion has perished, is that Top
 3 1,7|       engineer hurried away his companion, whose confidence in Harding
 4 2,9|       this shrub!" observed his companion. ~"No, captain," replied
 5 2,0|      and on that day our worthy companion will have nothing left to
 6 2,2|         to Tabor Island." ~"One companion will be enough for me." ~"
 7 2,5|       had not been written by a companion of this man, since dead." ~"
 8 2,5|     that some day he would be a companion to the settlers in Lincoln
 9 2,5|       should not have had a new companion." ~"You hope, then, Cyrus,
10 2,6|        include among them a new companion. ~At these words the stranger'
11 2,7|         the hour at which their companion was to leave them. Not wishing
12 2,7|         And now you will be our companion?" ~Ayrton drew back. ~"Here
13 3,2|       awaited the return of his companion. ~In the meanwhile, Ayrton,
14 3,2|        disasters, since his old companion, Bob Harvey, had but realized
15 3,3|  Spilett. ~The reporter and his companion had judged it best to abandon
16 3,4|     which he pointed out to his companion, saying with some emotion,-~"
17 3,5|         us the situation of our companion. I will add that it was
18 3,5|         put to you. You are our companion; you have already endangered
19 3,5|        Pencroft, turning to his companion. ~Ayrton hesitated at first
20 3,6|       lower it the moment their companion presented himself. ~But
21 3,6| sincerely attached to their new companion. Were they to find him struck
22 3,9|       Ayrton his old Australian companion Ben Joyce, the chief of
23 3,2|  surprise. ~Spilett grasped his companion's hand, and both crept towards
24 3,3|      but he returned alone. His companion, as is known, fell by Cyrus
25 3,8|       who, more active than his companion, first reached the plateau. ~
26 3,8|       when the engineer and his companion reached the crest of the
27 3,8|        and the engineer and his companion were almost suffocated by