Part,  Chapter

1001 3,3|             stay at the corral?" asked Pencroft. ~"We shall stay here,"
1002 3,3|                Tabor Island," answered Pencroft. "It is necessary to carry
1003 3,3|              already too late?" ~"But, Pencroft," asked Ayrton, "how do
1004 3,3|             exists no longer!" shouted Pencroft, bounding from his seat. ~"
1005 3,3|              sea in her-" ~"And?" said Pencroft, his heart beating. ~"And
1006 3,3|        infamous scoundrels!" exclaimed Pencroft. ~"Pencroft," said Herbert,
1007 3,3|                  exclaimed Pencroft. ~"Pencroft," said Herbert, taking the
1008 3,3|             But do you know," returned Pencroft, "that it will take at least
1009 3,3|            poor 'Bonadventure!'" cried Pencroft, almost broken-hearted at
1010 3,3|           affairs. ~"Very well!" cried Pencroft, "The volcano wants to play
1011 3,3|            their excited imaginations. Pencroft and Neb, particularly, were
1012 3,4|          nearest land. ~"Unless," said Pencroft, "our good genius, himself
1013 3,4|               really, had any one told Pencroft and Neb that a ship of 300
1014 3,4|                who was consulting with Pencroft about these matters. "I
1015 3,4|              months at least," replied Pencroft. "But it must not be forgotten
1016 3,4|             covered by Flotsam Point. ~Pencroft and Ayrton, the most zealous
1017 3,4|                That is true," remarked Pencroft, "and when I have been serving
1018 3,4|                please, captain," asked Pencroft, knitting his brows, "why
1019 3,4|                t just, that!" ~"Friend Pencroft," answered the engineer,
1020 3,4|              to prevent that, and men, Pencroft, however learned they may
1021 3,4|            Himself." ~"And yet," added Pencroft, "the world is very learned.
1022 3,4|              and it may be added, that Pencroft and Gideon Spilett, while
1023 3,4|           Worlds! ~"As for that," said Pencroft, "when one has four hands
1024 3,5|                planks and injured ribs Pencroft and Ayrton had extracted
1025 3,5|                afford a fresh impetus. Pencroft and Neb especially hoped
1026 3,5|              Lincoln Island?" ~"Never, Pencroft, and especially if you make
1027 3,5|            long ago, my boy," answered Pencroft. "I shall expect you. You
1028 3,5|              Captain Harding," resumed Pencroft enthusiastically, "you will
1029 3,5|           talked in this way, allowing Pencroft to run on, and at last the
1030 3,5|               of the hour of rest, and Pencroft was proceeding towards his
1031 3,5|              Spilett, Herbert, Ayrton, Pencroft, Neb. Therefore none of
1032 3,5|            cried Neb. ~"Who?" answered Pencroft, "but he-" ~The sailor's
1033 3,5|        interrupted by this remark from Pencroft:-~"We ought to have brought
1034 3,5|             can make you think-" asked Pencroft. ~"He would not have called
1035 3,5|               It is there, then?" said Pencroft. ~"Did you doubt it?" returned
1036 3,5|              and Ayrton took the oars, Pencroft the rudder. Cyrus Harding
1037 3,5|           making detours, indicated to Pencroft by the engineer in short
1038 3,6|               a feverish heat. Ayrton, Pencroft, Herbert, and Neb stood
1039 3,6|              the point of death, where Pencroft and Neb had expected to
1040 3,7|               what is he dying?" asked Pencroft. ~"Life is simply fading
1041 3,7|                perhaps recover." ~"No, Pencroft," answered the engineer, "
1042 3,7|            efface. ~"What a man!" said Pencroft. "Is it possible that he
1043 3,7|               Good Heavens!" exclaimed Pencroft, "I for one would never
1044 3,7|             seas, never!" ~"I believe, Pencroft," answered the reporter, "
1045 3,7|             return, captain!" answered Pencroft quickly. ~"To return, Pencroft?"
1046 3,7|         Pencroft quickly. ~"To return, Pencroft?" said the captain, with
1047 3,7|             Captain Nemo. ~Herbert and Pencroft sobbed aloud. Tears fell
1048 3,8|              As additional precaution, Pencroft, Neb, and Ayrton drew it
1049 3,8|                resumed. Cyrus Harding, Pencroft, and Ayrton, assisted by
1050 3,8|             would behave well at sea. ~Pencroft brought to the task a devouring
1051 3,8|               But this did not satisfy Pencroft. The brave, honest sailor
1052 3,8|             Franklin. ~"Ah!" exclaimed Pencroft, "those are not vapors this
1053 3,8|                 Well said, Neb!" cried Pencroft, with a shout of laughter; "
1054 3,8|                   Well, captain," said Pencroft, "we shall witness the eruption;
1055 3,8|               not regard so lightly as Pencroft the results of an eruption.
1056 3,8|       apprehended. ~"Well, then!" said Pencroft, "are we not going back
1057 3,8|         services thus requisitioned by Pencroft, descended to the dockyard,
1058 3,8|             crater itself. This caused Pencroft, who would only look at
1059 3,8|               which he was accustomed, Pencroft and the rest were somewhat
1060 3,8|                the eruption!" answered Pencroft, with an air of discontent. "
1061 3,8|          Harding, but he would not vex Pencroft by his absence. ~The next
1062 3,9|               last service!" exclaimed Pencroft, "the last service! You
1063 3,9|            Island, it can't be!" cried Pencroft, who, in spite of the respect
1064 3,9|              of incredulity. ~"Listen, Pencroft," resumed the engineer, "
1065 3,9|              to escape." ~"Well?" said Pencroft, his brow suddenly contracting. ~"
1066 3,9|              cavern." ~"Good!" replied Pencroft, with an attempt at pleasantry. "
1067 3,9|         expended, so much labor lost. ~Pencroft could not prevent a large
1068 3,9|                 In that case," replied Pencroft, folding his arms and stamping
1069 3,9|               longer on the vessel?" ~"Pencroft," answered Cyrus Harding, "
1070 3,9|            accompanied them, but never Pencroft, who could not bear to look
1071 3,9|            till then? The intention of Pencroft and Cyrus Harding was to
1072 3,9|          suffered so many trials. Even Pencroft lost in some measure the
1073 3,9|               t believe it!" whispered Pencroft to Neb. ~"Nor I!" answered
1074 3,9|                to launch her at once. ~Pencroft and Ayrton therefore set
1075 3,0|               Gideon Spilett, Herbert, Pencroft, Neb, and Ayrton had survived,
1076 3,0|              Spilett more nervous, and Pencroft, a prey to sullen anger,
1077 3,0|            misfortune!" often repeated Pencroft. "If we had but a walnut-shell
1078 3,0|             Spilett, Herbert, Neb, and Pencroft, in the highest degree astonished. ~"
1079 3,0|                the corral. ~"Ah!" said Pencroft, "it was then he who took
1080 3,0|             sacrifice himself for all; Pencroft was more a farmer than he