Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|    hurdle; also a quantity of vegetables and animals, which they
 2 1,7|       from the cinders of the vegetables, by azotic acid. But this
 3 2,8|      the elementary tissue of vegetables may be used, and this is
 4 2,8|      large collection of wild vegetables, spinach, cress, radishes,
 5 2,4|    which will give us all the vegetables of the Old and the New Worlds." ~"
 6 2,4| utensils and guns, a store of vegetables, of seeds, some game, and
 7 2,6| himself with eating a few raw vegetables. At nightfall he did not
 8 2,8|       colony, particularly in vegetables and corn, increased from
 9 3,5|    for collecting the various vegetables from the Tabor Island plants.
10 3,8|  supplied them with minerals, vegetables, animals, and as Nature
11 3,1|      crops, either of corn or vegetables. The grain and the plants
12 3,4|      which came up the Mercy, vegetables from the plateau, wild fruit