Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|   flooded with his rays all the eastern side of the mountain. ~The
 2 1,6|      exploring the northern and eastern shores of the lake. The
 3 1,6| settlers were now following the eastern bank of the lake, and they
 4 1,7|      the point which formed the eastern shore of Lake Grant, and
 5 2,4|   contrast between this and the eastern coast, upon which chance
 6 2,7|         for animals, on all the eastern border by the sea itself,
 7 2,7|       pick them up again on the eastern coast at Cape Corrientes.
 8 3,1|         House. Consequently the Eastern horizon was becoming obscured.
 9 3,3| themselves in the clefts of its eastern shore. ~None of them could
10 3,1|         knew thoroughly all the eastern coast from Claw Cape to
11 3,8|       ascended the crest of the eastern spur, passed Red Creek,
12 3,9|    openings in its southern and eastern sides an unceasing flow