Book,  chapter

 1    1,   11|         practice, and the first halt was just as they arrived
 2    1,   16|     journey, and glad enough to halt for the night on the banks
 3    2,   12|         would be suitable for a halt, Glenarvan gave orders to
 4    2,   15|        ten miles, the signal to halt was given, and the tent
 5    2,   15|     their advice, and came to a halt. Night came on rapidly after
 6    3,    7|         During this involuntary halt, the conversation turned
 7    3,    8|         on, and there the night halt could be made. Two or three
 8    3,    8|     Mary Grant or she wished to halt, and they continued their
 9    3,   13| Glenarvan could not prolong the halt for a moment. Wearied as
10    3,   15|         ate of it heartily.~The halt lasted till two o’clock
11    3,   15|  Maunganamu, Glenarvan called a halt, and camped at the foot