Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|     of rendering the means of access more easy. It was useless
 2 1,8| obtained, so would a means of access, for it would be as easy
 3 1,9|    once drawn up, will render access to our dwelling impossible." ~"
 4 1,9|    lake, so as to prevent any access by that way. Masses of rock
 5 2,5|       we wish to have an easy access to the Far West!" ~"A bridge!"
 6 2,5|       by a gentle slope, gave access to an upper plateau, which
 7 2,0| cutting of some sort, to give access to the interior of the island.
 8 2,0|  snipe, teal, and others. The access to these hunting-grounds
 9 3,4|  arrange their preservation. ~Access to the interior of the brig
10 3,1|      imposed upon him, but no access of fever supervened. And
11 3,3|    concealed and difficult of access. ~The colonists even visited
12 3,4|       time it facilitated the access to a large part of the Serpentine