Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|     etc., and like all seamen, fit for anything, he knew how
 2 1,3|       done but to find a plant fit to make the bow-string.
 3 1,5|  northwest part of the island, fit for use by converting it
 4 2,1| undertake to construct a canoe fit to navigate the Mercy." ~"
 5 2,4|      you!" cried Herbert, in a fit of very natural enthusiasm. ~"
 6 2,0|        the sloop had been in a fit state to put to sea, he
 7 2,2|     were discovered, and those fit for immediate use contributed
 8 2,6|  wretch-an accursed being-only fit to live like a wild beast,
 9 2,7|        has only stables hardly fit for animals." ~"It will
10 2,8| quality, and consequently very fit for being drawn out. Harding
11 3,4|    fact, if the brig was still fit to navigate, the colonists'
12 3,0|      this soon succeeded a hot fit; his face became flushed;
13 3,0|       send Pencroft away. ~The fit lasted five hours. It was