Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|        grew two or three trees, inclined towards the west, their
 2 1,0|       that from the way the hat inclined, that is to say, towards
 3 1,0|      mountain. The slope, being inclined almost seventy degrees,
 4 1,4|      the contrary, the engineer inclined it towards the south, that
 5 1,6|       plants, bushes, and grass inclined at an angle of only forty-five
 6 1,7|         this place, the plateau inclined downwards from the waters,
 7 1,7|         which, flowing over the inclined surface of the plateau,
 8 2,1|        months at most. But I am inclined to think that the people
 9 3,8| Serpentine Peninsula, not being inclined to venture into the Far
10 3,8|        earth? Cyrus Harding was inclined to think that such was the
11 3,9|          Fortunately, this cone inclined to the north, and had fallen