Part,  Chapter

 1 2,6|      eaten, returned to their post. ~Two hours later, their
 2 2,6|  telling Top to remain at his post, and began to ascend the
 3 3,3|       and did not leave their post at the Chimneys. The pirates,
 4 3,3|       off, had not left their post, both that they did not
 5 3,3|     sent a second ball on the post betrayed by the smoke, but
 6 3,3| judged it best to abandon the post at the Mercy, from which
 7 3,3|    blindly, both on the Mercy post, although it was not occupied,
 8 3,6|     slack, and on arriving at post No. 74, Herbert, who was
 9 3,6|     the lad was standing. The post was rooted up and lying
10 3,6|      wind that blew down this post," observed Pencroft. ~"No,"
11 3,5| running straight to the first post, saw by the light of a flash
12 3,9|        and leaving not even a post of the palisade to mark