Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|  agreeable in its aspect, and varied in its productions. ~"This
 2 1,9| proves that it could not have varied. If the direction has been
 3 1,9|   supposing that the wind had varied half a quarter, it must
 4 1,1|    island should present such varied ground. This diversity of
 5 1,1|     the species are extremely varied. There is a reason for that,
 6 2,2|     numerous articles of very varied character were produced
 7 2,2|  under a new aspect, with the varied panorama of its shore from
 8 2,3|       islet did not offer the varied aspects of Lincoln Island,
 9 2,9| caprice of nature, still more varied than those of the imagination,
10 3,4|     the brig possessed a very varied cargo-an assortment of all
11 3,3|    rock, paved with lava, and varied with great blocks of mineral.
12 3,8|       formed of substances so varied, basalt on one side, granite