Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|        the construction of two bridges necessary, one on Prospect
 2 1,0| plateau, and on the shore, two bridges from twenty to five and
 3 1,0|        some days. Directly the bridges were established, Neb and
 4 2,7|      the Mercy, the two little bridges already established above
 5 2,7|       lastly, two other little bridges which must be constructed,
 6 2,7|       the Mercy. Now, if these bridges can be raised at will, Prospect
 7 2,7|    counterpoise, as some canal bridges are managed. ~This was certainly
 8 2,7|       on the plateau, when the bridges were open. One would have
 9 2,2|     had made sure that all the bridges were raised, and that no
10 2,9|      terrible sublimity! Here, bridges were thrown from one rock
11 2,0|        reason to fear that the bridges would be swept away, and
12 3,3|       cross the river, all the bridges being raised. ~"Hallo,"
13 3,4|     against them. Although the bridges over the Mercy were raised,