Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      want of wood, cut up into planks, in the storeroom, and little
 2 2,7|        into beams, joists, and planks. The end of the bridge which
 3 2,0|        branches, and sawn into planks as well as sawyers would
 4 2,2|        hammered in between the planks; then these seams were covered
 5 2,3|       see that it was built of planks and covered with a thick
 6 2,4|      The hut had been built of planks, and it was easy to see
 7 2,4|     was easy to see that these planks had been obtained from the
 8 3,4|        wreck appeared, neither planks from the deck, nor timber
 9 3,4|       besides there are so few planks and timbers torn out. It
10 3,4|       copper sheathing and the planks disappeared, reduced, no
11 3,4| furnish the ribs, timbers, and planks. The forest of the Far West
12 3,5|       the trunks of trees into planks and joists. The mechanism
13 3,5|        the explosion. From the planks and injured ribs Pencroft
14 3,8|      been set up and the first planks adjusted. It was already