Chapter

 1 Pre |     time, on one of the highest points of the Rocky Mountains,
 2 II  |        stars looked like bright points on the black sky. But from
 3 VI  |      was studded with brilliant points, which seemed to move slowly;
 4 VII |    deviation, for there were no points to go by.~He hoped, however,
 5 XI  |      marking the most favorable points for the establishment of
 6 XII | reversing of these two cardinal points, and we must bear it in
 7 XIV |       than any of its invisible points.~In the interior, the obscurity
 8 XVI |         projectile, some bright points cut upon the dark shield
 9 XVI |      like a succession of sharp points lengthened into a tremulous
10 XVII|       here and there some sharp points, the highest summit of which
11 XIX |     rotary movement each of its points after twenty-four hours