Part,  Chapter

1      I,  IV  |  district for which they were bound : a stove; a smelting furnace,
2      I,  X   | districts for which they were bound, cut across though they
3     II,  V   |       ribs of the latter were bound with iron cramps, that they
4     II,  VII |     point for which they were bound.~But the instant they quitted
5     II,  VIII|   island, and a common danger bound them together. It struck
6     II,  IX  |      wound in her hand; Madge bound it up with her handkerchief,
7     II,  XXIV|    America.~Here the friends, bound together by so many dangers