Part,  Chapter

1      I,  XIII|        them, and make them into lime, then mould the lime into
2      I,  XIII|       into lime, then mould the lime into bricks, and use them
3      I,  XIII|      these shells, and thus the lime required was obtained in
4      I,  XIV |     shape of casks of lemon and lime juice, both of which are
5      I,  XIX | occupations. Hobson distributed lime lozenges and lime juice
6      I,  XIX |   distributed lime lozenges and lime juice to every one as a
7     II,  X   |       fortunately, although the lime juice and lime lozenges
8     II,  X   |     although the lime juice and lime lozenges were running short,