Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|   even at its base, scarcely washed by the sea, it did not offer
 2 1,8|    the others must have been washed out by the tide." ~"Go on,
 3 1,9| rocks, whose sides were only washed by the sea at the time of
 4 1,9|      food with appetite, and washed it down with a little fresh
 5 1,1|    settlers saw a long beach washed by the open sea. It was
 6 1,1|      rich and so fertile, is washed by the warm waters of the
 7 2,5|    and spans would have been washed on shore, just as the chest
 8 2,8|     quarter of an hour, then washed in cold water and dried.
 9 2,1|       it was then thoroughly washed in baths of soda, and, when
10 2,9|    the foot of the cliff was washed by the surf. Soon Top's
11 3,5| spite of the tumult outside, washed their base. The brilliant
12 3,8| difficulty under the arcade, washed on the right by the sea. ~
13 3,0|    but a fragment of granite washed by the waves of the Pacific,