Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|          aspect, and varied in its productions. ~"This is satisfactory,"
 2 1,8|           its forests, its various productions, were impressed on his mind.
 3 1,0|    configuration or in its natural productions, his great aim being to
 4 1,1|          to see the island, on the productions of which they must depend
 5 1,9|      stores would be kept. All the productions of the island, the flora
 6 1,1|             explain the variety of productions which are seen on its surface." ~"
 7 2,2|         then, by making use of the productions of nature, they had created
 8 2,2|         them by sending them these productions of human industry? Their
 9 2,9|           he blew so hard that his productions took the most ridiculous
10 2,1|       light or heat as long as the productions of the vegetable, mineral
11 2,8|        House, or different mineral productions required by the engineer. ~
12 3,6| discoveries, especially of natural productions, since Harding proposed
13 3,7|         bloomed the most wonderful productions of the sea-marine plants,