Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|        evident that he had not abandoned all hope. The presentiments
 2 1,8|       time, why should he have abandoned you after having saved you
 3 1,0|        of the river, which was abandoned at the point where it formed
 4 1,6|  Chimneys, which now had to be abandoned. ~The exploration ended,
 5 1,9|        however, to be entirely abandoned, for the engineer intended
 6 1,1|     America, will gradually be abandoned, as well as Australasia
 7 2  |                         PART 2 ABANDONED~ ~
 8 2,5|        fact, when the boat was abandoned at the sources of the Mercy,
 9 2,5|       the island had long been abandoned; how at last a castaway
10 2,6|        told you that I was not abandoned there-that I was not condemned
11 2,9|  twelve years since Ayrton was abandoned." ~"Well!" answered Pencroft, "
12 3,1|     the situation of castaways abandoned on a sterile islet, constantly
13 3,5|     castaway like us, perhaps, abandoned on our island, and I say
14 3,8| existence could not be denied, abandoned the island? Had he in his
15 3,1|       seeing him again must be abandoned. ~That evening they encamped
16 3,4|   meanwhile the corral was not abandoned. Every other day one of
17 3,8|  grumble when one or the other abandoned the carpenter's axe for
18 3,9|        these animals. They had abandoned Granite House, and would