Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5| chance he happened to have a match or two. ~The reporter stopped,
 2 1,5|    well, try again, a single match will be enough!" ~The reporter
 3 1,5|    get it out. If this was a match and a single one, it was
 4 1,5|    whole cargo!" He took the match, and, followed by his companions,
 5 1,5| breath, he gently rubbed the match. The first attempt did not
 6 1,5|        my hand trembles, the match has missed fire; I cannot,
 7 1,5|      however, but struck the match directly. ~A little spluttering
 8 1,5|   Herbert quickly turned the match so as to augment the flame,
 9 1,9|    the history of the single match, then his abortive attempt
10 1,9|  those who have not a single match in their pocket!" ~We mustn'
11 1,0|    which he lighted his only match, and all the anxiety of
12 3,3|     she had to deal with her match, and had left the coast. ~
13 3,5|    fear of its bursting, the match was lighted by means of