Chapter

 1 XI    |       the aid of a transverse rope. It was then entirely uninflated.
 2 XII   |    let himself slide down the rope and secured it. The silk
 3 XV    |        intending to seize the rope and bring the machine to
 4 XV    |     and the black hung to the rope with desperate energy. He
 5 XVII  |        who was tugging at the rope.~“It’s the rock, then, that’
 6 XVII  |    disengage himself from the rope that attached him to the
 7 XVII  |   hatchet in hand, to cut the rope, should need arise.~“But,”
 8 XVIII |     optimist, let out as much rope as he could, so as to escape
 9 XXI   |     himself slide down by the rope; and, in a few moments,
10 XXXVII|       you think? the end of a rope that had been fresh cut;
11 XXXVII|     or by crook, I got to the rope. When I pulled, it didn’
12 XXXVII|     ground! At the end of the rope, I found an anchor! Ah,
13 XXXVII| followed the direction of the rope and that gave me your direction,