Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|         to the end of a flexible fiber. Having reached a spot about
 2 1,4|          sort of net of hibiscus fiber, which Neb had manufactured,
 3 1,5|   consisted of a frame, cords of fiber and counterpoise, he threw
 4 1,7|    several pounds, by means of a fiber, to an upright just above
 5 1,7|     above the mine. Another long fiber, previously impregnated
 6 1,7|        from the mine. The second fiber being set on fire, it would
 7 1,7|         the end of the sulphured fiber, and leaving the place,
 8 1,7| companions to the Chimneys. ~The fiber was intended to burn five
 9 2,7|    meantime harness of vegetable fiber had been manufactured, and
10 2,8|       cotton, but in the textile fiber of hemp and flax, in paper,
11 2,9|       pith, traversed with woody fiber, separated by rings of the