Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|  and attention, as they had plenty of wood and could renew
 2 1,6|     some embers. There were plenty of shell-fish and eggs among
 3 1,8|  said the sailor, "there is plenty of food at the Chimneys,
 4 1,3|     and then there could be plenty of game in the larder!" ~"
 5 1,5|   whole day, and so allowed plenty of time for examining the
 6 1,5|     Creek, and consequently plenty of fresh water was within
 7 1,9|     ones, which would admit plenty of light to enter into the
 8 1,0| insured their always having plenty of provisions. The question
 9 1,0|   dwelling. The joiners had plenty to do. They improved their
10 1,2| price, and since there were plenty of musmons, it was agreed
11 2,5|      and besides we can get plenty of game. Forward!" ~The
12 2,0|  hard it might be. They had plenty of felt clothing, and the
13 3,7|     corral where they found plenty of everything, and only