Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|  mountain slopes again, and explore the soil, in the triple
 2 1,1|   the forest which we shall explore later, the creeks which
 3 1,5|   the reporter continued to explore the islet. ~The sailor and
 4 1,6|      will it not be best to explore every part of the island
 5 1,6|  the colonists continued to explore the bank, which, after a
 6 1,8|  would doubtless be easy to explore the interior. ~In a few
 7 1,1|   future time they meant to explore it more carefully, and it
 8 2,1|   this: however minutely we explore the island, we shall find
 9 2,2| more than ever necessary to explore the island thoroughly. It
10 2,3|   the whole day in which to explore the shore." ~"Go ahead!"
11 2,1|     project was to minutely explore the interior well, the mouth
12 2,9|    it would be advisable to explore, existed there? But Harding
13 2,0| parts the most difficult to explore. But an event of the highest
14 3,6|   since Harding proposed to explore those dense forests of the
15 3,3|    of the circle we have to explore. Besides, if necessary,