Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|      advised them to be very careful, as the forest probably
 2 1,2| covered. They had also to be careful not to fall into one or
 3 2,6| fixing it to his bow, took a careful aim for the lower part of
 4 2,8| radishes, and turnips, which careful culture would soon improve,
 5 2,0|       It was not until after careful calculation and deep thought
 6 2,5| without difficulty, and with careful attention, it might, perhaps,
 7 3,2|     about there. But after a careful survey, it was evident that
 8 3,1|      such places Harding was careful to send in Top and Jup,
 9 3,3|   region required a long and careful exploration. It contained
10 3,4|   colonists, therefore, were careful to observe the sea around
11 3,8|     way Neb and Herbert were careful to preserve the wire which
12 3,8|   each other. They were then careful to cover their eyes and