Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|       ornamented by a pendant skin which hangs over their throats,
 2 1,5|      and Pencroft resolved to skin them on the spot, while
 3 1,0|   Granite House their fat and skin, this skin being intended
 4 1,0|      their fat and skin, this skin being intended for the manufacture
 5 2,4| thinking that its magnificent skin would be a great ornament
 6 2,6|       skull, projecting nose, skin covered with soft glossy
 7 2,4|    with immensely long nails, skin the color of mahogany, feet
 8 2,9|   valued it more than his own skin. ~"What o'clock is it?"
 9 3,0|       weak and irregular, his skin dry, his thirst intense.
10 3,0|      face became flushed; his skin reddened; his pulse quick;
11 3,4|      rain wetting them to the skin, and a blow from a hammer