Part,  Chapter

 1 1,9|      their tools, provisions, and stores would be kept. All the productions
 2 1,2|        the settlers renewed their stores of different things, stone-pine
 3 2,6|     warehouse. There were all the stores belonging to the colony,
 4 2,7|      relighted his stove, and the stores in the larder furnished
 5 2,8|         circumstance by which new stores for the winter were laid
 6 2,1|        been largely supplied with stores, so that daily visits to
 7 2,2| contributed to vary the vegetable stores of Granite House. ~They
 8 2,4|        and tools will make up the stores of Granite House. The supply
 9 3,4|       world in miniature, and the stores of the colony would be increased
10 3,5|       utensils-in a word, all the stores of the colony. ~As to the
11 3,0|          which contained valuable stores. ~In the latter, they must
12 3,3|         had subsisted on Ayrton's stores, but did not live at the
13 3,4|           with its buildings, its stores, and the animals it contained,
14 3,8|          necessary to keep up the stores of Granite House, in view
15 3,9|          to hunt, to increase the stores of Granite House? The contents