Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|          direction, or if it ran southeast and southwest, which would
 2 1,6|         the breeze blew from the southeast. Herbert and Pencroft turned
 3 1,7|          A furious gale from the southeast passed over the coast. The
 4 1,7|       companions. The wind being southeast, consequently blew on their
 5 1,1|          reckoning from the cape southeast of the island, already mentioned;
 6 1,1| southwest, at the south, and the southeast, the first part of the spurs
 7 1,3|       which looked northwest and southeast, that is, above the curiously-shaped
 8 1,5|         traversed obliquely from southeast to northwest, and in the
 9 1,6|      they had all arrived at the southeast angle of the lake, on Prospect
10 1,1|         nearly four miles to the southeast. To the left the edge of
11 1,1|      shores to the north and the southeast extend over a sort of Arctic
12 1,1|     terminated the island at the southeast, was about twenty square
13 1,2|          the wind shifted to the southeast, and the cold became, suddenly,
14 2,1|    island, from Claw Cape on the southeast, to Reptile End on the southwest.
15 3,4|          The wind shifted to the southeast, and there the beach of