Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|  strength, and had proved it by climbing to the upper plateau. From
 2 1,0|       by little, Herbert and he climbing up the sides of the interior,
 3 1,1|        around them! Perhaps, on climbing again to the summit of the
 4 1,2|        descent of the mountain. Climbing down the crater, they went
 5 1,2|         shores of Lake Grant by climbing the plateau; but, after
 6 1,0|         considerable detour, by climbing up to the source of the
 7 2,5|        Herbert, and the sailor, climbing to the summit of the tree,
 8 2,8|        for carrying wood or for climbing to the top of some tree,
 9 2,9| possessed Master Jup's skill in climbing ladders, and often it was
10 2,3|     thing on Lincoln Island, by climbing Mount Franklin." ~"Exactly
11 2,5|     mouth of the Mercy, and all climbing the left bank of the river,
12 3,4|     them dexterously, either by climbing to the top of a tree to
13 3,4|       no less attention, and by climbing the spur their gaze extended
14 3,6|  interior of Granite House, and climbing by the projections of rock