Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|       the cliff. ~Two hundred paces farther they arrived at
 2 1,4|      the river's mouth, a few paces from the Chimneys. ~ ~
 3 1,9|     sailor had not gone fifty paces when he stopped, and again
 4 1,2|    among the rocks, a hundred paces from us." ~"Men in this
 5 1,2|      which began some hundred paces off. ~There, as they had
 6 1,5| reporter thought he saw, some paces from him, among the lower
 7 2,0|       preceding Herbert a few paces, arrived in a sort of clearing,
 8 3,6|    keeping watch about twenty paces behind him, were ready to
 9 3,5|   They had not gone a hundred paces when the ridge by a moderate
10 3,8| respiration. At every hundred paces they were obliged to stop
11 3,9|     high and some hundreds of paces in length. It seemed to