Part,  Chapter

1      I,  I    |      of the room, with a huge iron pipe passing from it through
2      I,  XIII |       blacksmith drove strong iron bolts through them at intervals;
3      I,  XIII |   cooking utensil was a large iron furnace, which had been
4     II,  V    |    the latter were bound with iron cramps, that they might
5     II,  XVIII|     attacking the masses with iron and heat, as the one or
6     II,  XIX  |   found a large number of the iron bolts which had been brought
7     II,  XXI  | firmly fixed to the deck with iron bolts. The mast, thirty