Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|       evening they had several tons. ~The next day, the 8th
 2 1,2|       and brought back several tons of fuel. They saw in passing
 3 2,5|        ship of several hundred tons would disappear entirely
 4 2,5|   build a craft of some twenty tons, and then we can make a
 5 2,2|       not of more than fifteen tons' burden. ~At half-past ten
 6 3,1| between three and four hundred tons burden, wonderfully narrow,
 7 3,4|     from three to four hundred tons, why she is a regular ship
 8 3,3|        of from thirty to forty tons?" ~"We can take our time,"
 9 3,4|     and Neb that a ship of 300 tons was waiting for them in
10 3,4|      vessel of from 250 to 300 tons?" asked Harding. ~"Seven
11 3,4|      from two to three hundred tons would be great labor, but