Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|       being magnificent, but none bore eatable fruit. Pencroft
 2 2,2|     contrary to the usual custom, bore the name of the maker; they
 3 2,2|         English; but they neither bore the name of the publisher
 4 2,2|          in French-but which also bore neither date nor name of
 5 2,9|          with a scaly bark, which bore leaves streaked with little
 6 3,2| frequented by sharks. The current bore him along and he rapidly
 7 3,0|           box, of which the cover bore these words:-"SULPHATE OF
 8 3,2|          and their thick foliage, bore witness to the vegetative
 9 3,3|          him by the name which he bore in Australia. The wretches
10 3,3|          His hands and feet still bore the bloody marks of the
11 3,3|      stiffened by the cold. ~They bore no apparent trace of any
12 3,5|    however, when the conversation bore on some interesting subject
13 3,6|          know the name I formerly bore, sir?" he asked. ~"I do,"