Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|      length, with even a less breadth. ~Was this barren spot the
 2 1,3|  channel about half a mile in breadth, through which rushed an
 3 1,3|   gigantic whale. Its extreme breadth was not more than a quarter
 4 1,4|  measured one hundred feet in breadth, and its two banks on each
 5 1,2|     of a mile and a half, its breadth varying from thirty to forty
 6 1,8|     thirty feet in height and breadth, but on the right it was
 7 2,3|      sixty to seventy feet in breadth, and its bed from five to
 8 2,3|      more than twenty feet in breadth. The trees met like a bower
 9 2,5|      river was eighty feet in breadth, which was awkward to cross,
10 3,1| according to their length and breadth, the marks of five men's
11 3,2|   from three to four miles in breadth. The trees, both by their
12 3,5|   distant. ~At this place the breadth of the sheet of water measured
13 3,0|     feet in length, twenty in breadth, scarcely ten from the water'