Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|      sharp cape, which had been concealed by a high point from Pencroft
 2 1,1| tout-ensemble, nothing remained concealed but the ground hidden by
 3 1,5|      head. ~The hunters, having concealed themselves behind the rocks,
 4 1,9|    entering, and which could be concealed in need. ~The first work
 5 1,2| branches and grass above, which concealed the opening, and at the
 6 2,1|      rose Mount Franklin, which concealed a great part of the horizon. ~
 7 2,5|      man, who was without doubt concealed in a tree, rushed upon me
 8 3,2|         presence might still be concealed in the event of the pirates
 9 3,3|    disembarked on the islet and concealed themselves in the clefts
10 3,3|         suspected foliage which concealed that part of the cliff.
11 3,6|      road and might easily have concealed the convicts, who owing
12 3,3| directly fed from ample springs concealed under the cover of Jacamar
13 3,3|         no doubt, but perfectly concealed and difficult of access. ~
14 3,5|      clock. Already, long badly concealed yawns gave warning of the