Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VIII|         intersected by creeks. The wooded heights beyond, with here
 2      I,  VIII| rectilinear direction, so that the wooded heights sloping gradually
 3      I,  XI  |    fortunately the coast, was well wooded; the hills which sloped
 4      I,  XII |           of a new settlement. The wooded heights surrounding the
 5      I,  XIV |        fuel to be brought from the wooded hills in the neighbourhood,
 6      I,  XIV |          plentiful; and frequented wooded spots, where they lived
 7      I,  XXII|         was bounded on the east by wooded hills, had increased considerably
 8     II,  III |            and a little beyond the wooded heights in which it was
 9     II,  XIII|            first skirted along the wooded hill on the east of Lake
10     II,  XVII|         along the coast, or on the wooded heights of the interior,
11     II,  XXII|            beneath their feet! The wooded hills had disappeared with