Chapter

 1 II   |         going to sacrifice to a bit of old parchment. As an
 2 IV   |        I fanned myself with the bit of paper, the back and front
 3 IX   |         looking like a worn-out bit of carpet, or some appearance
 4 IX   |       narrow edge of red, and a bit of leather rolled round
 5 XVI  | aperture of the cone, framing a bit of sky of very small circumference,
 6 XXXI |       those precious waifs.~The bit of wood, after disappearing,
 7 XXXII|      has reconstructed out of a bit of bone or cartilage. I
 8 XXXVI|  signify. You are only a little bit tired.”~“But you, uncle,
 9 XL   |        instant departure. Every bit of cordage was put on board.
10 XL   |           Oh, yes, it is only a bit of rock to blast!”~“Hans,
11 XLI  |      ladders was reduced to the bit of cord rolled round the
12 XLI  |  provisions were reduced to one bit of salt meat and a few biscuits.~
13 XLII |        is all we have left; one bit of salt meat for the three.”~
14 XLII |          Well, uncle, when this bit of meat has been devoured