Part,  Chapter

501 3,3|           at their disposal; on the island were six, but who could
502 3,3|            gradually approached the island. ~From the two posts of
503 3,3|          the less be masters of the island, which they would ravage
504 3,4|            into the interior of the island. ~"We will deal with them
505 3,4|             in some corner of their island. ~For two hours, Cyrus Harding
506 3,4|           for the colony of Lincoln Island. ~However-and Cyrus Harding
507 3,4|              crew had landed on the island, for they were in all probability
508 3,4|          into the waters of Lincoln Island! ~In the meantime, when
509 3,5|           perhaps, abandoned on our island, and I say this in order
510 3,5|          fire on the heights of the island, which permitted you to
511 3,5|       shipwrecked, or exiled on our island, we shall be ungrateful,
512 3,5|          hidden in some part of the island, and whose influence has
513 3,5|             must have come to Tabor Island, who found there the wretch
514 3,5|           not leave a corner of the island unexplored. We will search
515 3,5|            yet unknown parts of the island into execution, they wished
516 3,5|           vegetables from the Tabor Island plants. All was stowed away,
517 3,5|            all the treasures of the island. The products of the colony
518 3,5|           who are roaming about the island? Are we to leave them to
519 3,5|            that we ought to rid the island of them as soon as possible." ~"
520 3,5|       rascals who had landed on the island with Bob Harvey's accomplices,
521 3,5|         their guard. After all, the island was large and fertile. If
522 3,5|             were roaming over their island. It was serious, certainly,
523 3,6|         complete exploration of the island which had been decided upon,
524 3,6|             him, observing that the island was less safe than formerly.
525 3,6|           the southern coast of the island. This was only a distance
526 3,6|             accessible parts of the island. ~Arrived at Port Balloon,
527 3,6|             from returning to Tabor Island." ~"Indeed," remarked the
528 3,6|            the situation of Lincoln Island, and Ayrton's new residence,
529 3,6|        after our exploration of the island is finished. It is possible
530 3,6|            know as much about Tabor Island as about Lincoln Island.
531 3,6|             Island as about Lincoln Island. Do not forget that he is
532 3,6|       voluntarily? Can he leave the island if he likes? Is he here
533 3,6|         Gone off! where to-to Tabor Island?" replied Pencroft. "Do
534 3,6|            pass in the sight of the island?" observed the reporter,
535 3,6|        would be out of sight of the island in two hours." ~"Well,"
536 3,6|            leave her here until the island is rid of these blackguards." ~"
537 3,6|          return we have not rid the island of those rascals, it will
538 3,7|          the engineer, "and rid the island of these wretches. Pencroft'
539 3,8|       convicts, disembarking on the island, had followed the southern
540 3,8|             a general battle of the island, and have satisfaction of
541 3,8|              They were alone on the island. Now, men in all states
542 3,8|       everything their own way. The island had abundantly supplied
543 3,8|       appeared in the waters of the island, and if the pirates had
544 3,8|         They had disembarked on the island, and it was almost impossible
545 3,8|            be denied, abandoned the island? Had he in his turn succumbed? ~
546 3,9|         were hid in one spot of the island, if we knew that spot, and
547 3,9|           search the forests of the island. But we are at the corral,
548 3,9|           great. The forests of the island were in full leaf, and the
549 3,9|    projected expedition through the island. ~It can, therefore, be
550 3,9|     occupied in another part of the island. ~However, on his second
551 3,9|       living to another part of the island, might it not be admitted
552 3,9|       colonists first landed on the island. ~They approached the plateau.
553 3,0|           knowing the number of the island's inhabitants, they might
554 3,0|             the settlers in Lincoln Island, until then so happy, and
555 3,0|             enterprise to clear the island was now rendered difficult
556 3,0|         colonists had passed on the island! Herbert's weakness visibly
557 3,0|         fever in the marshes of the island. He has already had one
558 3,0|          not to be found in Lincoln Island. ~During the night of the
559 3,1|    proceedings of the genius of the island were not less mysterious
560 3,1|            the colonists of Lincoln Island had of late been so severely
561 3,1|            of destruction. when the island should be cleared of these
562 3,1|       intended to make all over the island. ~The necessary preparations
563 3,1|             the colony. ~Of Lincoln Island, the settlers knew thoroughly
564 3,1|            millions of acres of the island had still escaped their
565 3,1|             feathered tribes of the island were all represented-grouse,
566 3,1|             on their arrival at the island. ~"Nevertheless," observed
567 3,1|          not before met with in the island, such as the tree-fern,
568 3,1|         they will be masters of the island!" ~"The masters of the island!"
569 3,1|       island!" ~"The masters of the island!" exclaimed the sailor; "
570 3,1|         sailor; "the masters of the island!..." he repeated, and his
571 3,2|            in any other part of the island. One might have said that
572 3,2|             in this respect Lincoln Island would have been worthy to
573 3,2|             Isles. Now, alas! their island no longer belonged to them
574 3,2|        convicts first landed on the island in the neighborhood of Flotsam
575 3,2|          entire possession of their island. ~They made their way then
576 3,2|   previously, had landed on Lincoln Island! ~ ~
577 3,3|            to become masters of the island, after murdering the colonists! ~
578 3,3|          after their arrival in the island, and since then they had
579 3,3|           of the inhabitants of the island; but he returned alone.
580 3,3|       either to the interior of the island, or the south coast. ~Ayrton
581 3,3|           The avenging power of the island," replied Harding, "he who
582 3,3|          the inhabitants of Lincoln Island were solely occupied with
583 3,3|            once more masters of the island." ~"Well!" answered Gideon
584 3,3|            Spilett. ~"Yes, to Tabor Island," answered Pencroft. "It
585 3,3|             out the position of our island and say that Ayrton is here
586 3,3|         give up the voyage to Tabor Island for this year." ~"Oh, my '
587 3,3|            most secret parts of the island. ~The exploration was commenced
588 3,3|          researches. No part of the island could have been more suitable
589 3,3|        began the barren part of the island. It could already be seen
590 3,3|            of the submersion of the island. ~However, although these
591 3,3|           be some danger to Lincoln Island?" ~"I do not think so,"
592 3,3|            the fertile parts of the island!" ~"And why, my dear Spilett,"
593 3,3|           Spilett, that neither the island, which is the boiler, nor
594 3,3|           the tutelary deity of his island was absolute, and, certainly,
595 3,3|          northern region of Lincoln Island, whose most secret nooks
596 3,3|        reside on the surface of the island, and the wildest fancies
597 3,3|            their arrival on Lincoln Island. ~ ~
598 3,4|         their native land and their island, then to pass the longest,
599 3,4|             must appear off Lincoln Island, or the colonists must themselves
600 3,4|          soon as possible, at Tabor Island a document indicating Ayrton'
601 3,4|           the Scotch yacht at Tabor Island is very uncertain. It may
602 3,4|         importance, either to Tabor Island or to a more distant land." ~"
603 3,4|           night there. Besides, the island was safe now and no attacks
604 3,4|          observe the sea around the island, and every day their telescope
605 3,4|         were, who might land on the island, and should the colonists
606 3,4|       during the winters of Lincoln Island. The cold was comparable
607 3,4|             winds; here, in Lincoln Island, this explanation would
608 3,4|          Herbert, "why does Lincoln Island appear to escape the common
609 3,4|           from the situation of the island in the Southern Hemisphere,
610 3,4|         cold experienced in Lincoln Island," said Gideon Spilett, "
611 3,4|       comparatively near to Lincoln Island." ~"Your opinion is very
612 3,4|        winters very cold in Lincoln Island, we must not forget that
613 3,4|               The colony of Lincoln Island was now at its highest point
614 3,4|          heard of the genius of the island. His power was not manifested
615 3,5|           that the whole of Lincoln Island would suffer from it. The
616 3,5|          always disastrous, and the island had already undergone this
617 3,5|          the fertile regions of the island. ~However, the past did
618 3,5|        subsequent return to Lincoln Island. Never would they abandon
619 3,5|          will never abandon Lincoln Island?" ~"Never, Pencroft, and
620 3,5|           still the governor of the island! Ah, how many inhabitants
621 3,5|         thunder would roll over the island itself. The night was very
622 3,5|           lightning spread over the island and illumined the dark trees.
623 3,5|            mysterious genius of the island. ~At midnight, Harding carrying
624 3,5|            is Fingal's Cave, in the island of Staffa, one of the Hebrides;
625 3,5|         extend to the center of the island? For a quarter of an hour
626 3,5|      excavated in the bowels of the island, of which nothing had ever
627 3,6|           styled the "genius of the island," the powerful protector
628 3,6|        since our arrival on Lincoln Island, that we all owe our lives
629 3,6|            science. Upon a deserted island of the Pacific he established
630 3,6|            hollowed beneath Lincoln Island, and at this moment furnished
631 3,6|        length from the shore of the island, when the engineer had been
632 3,6|             resources upon a desert island, but had no wish to be himself
633 3,6|         represented so nobly in the island. ~Captain Nemo had saved
634 3,6|       presence of Ayrton upon Tabor Island, by means of the document
635 3,7|         enabled us to leave Lincoln Island and reach some inhabited
636 3,7|        yourselves, and this Lincoln Island, upon which you have taken
637 3,7|            true, your love for this island. You have helped to make
638 3,7|            attempt to leave Lincoln Island, and see once more the land
639 3,7|             shall return to Lincoln Island. We are attached to it by
640 3,8|            resolve to leave Lincoln Island as yet, in order to gain
641 3,8|             later, proceed to Tabor Island, to leave there the notice
642 3,8|          they wished to visit Tabor Island before the equinoctial gales
643 3,8|        burst several times over the island. Large trees were struck
644 3,8|             cultivated parts of the island, other complications might
645 3,8|  accompanied by earthquakes; and an island of the nature of Lincoln
646 3,8|            of the nature of Lincoln Island, formed of substances so
647 3,8|    structure which should shake the island might entail the gravest
648 3,8|            between its disc and the island. The wind, blowing on the
649 3,8|          brilliancy spread over the island, against which stood out
650 3,8|            which would overturn the island? Now, I do not suppose that
651 3,8|       repeated by the echoes of the island, the inhabitants of Granite
652 3,8|             various portions of the island. Before everything it was
653 3,8|          the northwest coast of the island. ~Ayrton and Cyrus Harding
654 3,9|          depth of his emotion, "our island is not among those which
655 3,9|         said the engineer. "Lincoln Island does not resemble the other
656 3,9|    foundation." ~"Nonsense! Lincoln Island, it can't be!" cried Pencroft,
657 3,9|          cavern stretches under the island as far as the volcano, and
658 3,9|            into the interior of the island to the boiling lava, Lincoln
659 3,9|           the boiling lava, Lincoln Island will that day be blown into
660 3,9|     air-just as would happen to the island of Sicily were the Mediterranean
661 3,9|         therefore doubtful that the island, menaced by a frightful
662 3,9|           of the destruction of the island which had sheltered them,
663 3,9|          the inhabitants of Lincoln Island. ~All hands, therefore,
664 3,9|      colonists at first thought the island was rent asunder, and rushed
665 3,9|           been thrown down upon the island, making it tremble to its
666 3,9|             fertile portions of the island, the springs of Red Creek
667 3,9|         atmosphere, massed over the island. Loud peals of thunder broke,
668 3,9|             lava, and a part of the island will be preserved from utter
669 3,9|             by the explosion of the island." ~"In that case," replied
670 3,9|           threatened to destroy the island there could be no security
671 3,9|         upon the beach. ~But if the island was thus partially protected
672 3,9|            upon the prospect of the island now so utterly devastated. ~
673 3,9|          All the wooded part of the island was now completely bare.
674 3,9|           the drinking water of the island. Towards the northwest stood
675 3,9|     gigantic claw hovering over the island. What a sad and fearful
676 3,9|            felt in the frame of the island vibrations which alarmed
677 3,9|            ready for sea. Would the island hold together till then?
678 3,9|        assured refuge away from the island. Perhaps it might be even
679 3,9|            their sojourn on Lincoln island, suffered so many trials.
680 3,9|             we must put in to Tabor island to spend the winter. But
681 3,9|          winter. But think of Tabor island after Lincoln Island. Ah,
682 3,9|          Tabor island after Lincoln Island. Ah, how unfortunate! Who
683 3,9|             fell like rain upon the island. The crater was again boiling
684 3,9|        number of the animals of the island had perished in the first
685 3,9|         over the spot where Lincoln island once stood. ~ ~
686 3,0|        could now be seen of Lincoln Island was the narrow rock which
687 3,0|           when the fragments of the island rained down on every side. ~
688 3,0|    walnut-shell to take us to Tabor Island! But we have nothing, nothing!" ~"
689 3,0|           search of Ayrton at Tabor Island? It was scarcely probable;
690 3,0|         after having explored Tabor Island without results, would again
691 3,0|            been despatched to Tabor Island to find Ayrton, and bring
692 3,0|             after having left Tabor Island, where you did not find
693 3,0|               Doubtless, at Lincoln Island." ~"At Lincoln Island!"
694 3,0|       Lincoln Island." ~"At Lincoln Island!" exclaimed in a breath
695 3,0|            the existence of Lincoln Island?" inquired Cyrus Harding, "
696 3,0|       document left by you on Tabor Island," answered Robert Grant. ~"
697 3,0|             and latitude of Lincoln Island, "the present residence
698 3,0|        himself alone to go to Tabor Island!" ~"In order to leave this
699 3,0|           the very instant that the island had been engulfed, and which
700 3,0|            the colonists of Lincoln Island. Then, observation being
701 3,0|            the colonists of Lincoln Island, the larger portion was
702 3,0|          the hospitality of Lincoln Island. There was founded a vast
703 3,0|          they gave the name of that island sunk beneath the waters
704 3,0|         West. It might have been an island on terra firma. ~There,
705 3,0|         former colonists of Lincoln Island was absent, for they had
706 3,0|        never could they forget that island upon which they had arrived
707 3,0|           poor and friendless, that island which, during four years