Part,  Chapter

1      I,  XXI  |        The beams of the walls separated, and through the openings
2      I,  XXIII|    would rather not have been separated from his Lieutenant. A considerable
3     II,  II   |     wait. The party therefore separated, all returning to their
4     II,  VIII |    that the island might have separated into two parts in the storm.
5     II,  X    |      but they were broken and separated by the motion of the water
6     II,  X    |     But six hundred miles now separated it from inhabited countries,
7     II,  X    |       our fort. An earthquake separated us from the continent. Cape
8     II,  XVII | Circle, from which it was now separated at the most by four degrees