Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|    enough we will carry you home." ~"Thanks, my friend,"
 2 1,9|  will be easy enough to get home again. English or Maoris,
 3 1,2|  arrived! and now we can go home." ~The walk, interrupted
 4 1,5|     of six miles from their home. It was impossible, therefore,
 5 1,1|  quadrupeds, who had made a home there, disturbed by Top,
 6 1,2|  Lincoln Island was not the home of a few families of bears
 7 2,2| high and dry. Neb, hurrying home, brought back some tools
 8 2,5|     they would have been at home. ~The night was very dark.
 9 2,6|    very stupid one! To come home and find no staircase to
10 2,8|  excursion without bringing home some useful vegetable. One
11 2,5|   where they soon became at home. ~The two barrels, containing
12 3,1|   the purpose of taking you home again." ~"The 'Duncan!'"
13 3,7|   only that we can make our home!" added Herbert. ~"And here