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1 1 |     made by day, and also by boats which cross the arm of the
2 2 |      a turbulent sea in open boats, had weighed~upon his head,
3 6 |      Nantes, thence by small boats~to Croisic, from which little
4 9 |   weather may be bad, or the boats not ready; and during this
5 9 |    Calyste presently saw two boats coming over from Croisic,
6 9 |   distinction. In~one of the boats was a young woman in a straw
7 14|     regular intervals, where boats and vessels tracked a vast~
8 14| Croisic, the point where~the boats discharge the salt, which