Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       his master. He would have died for him. He was a man of
 2 1,4|  terminated by a fall of rocks, died away in a gentle slope to
 3 1,1|      their ramifications, which died away on the sandy plains.
 4 1,6| terminated in long slopes which died away on the shore. From
 5 1,8|         again and again till it died away in the dark naves. ~"
 6 2,3|         country, or that he had died of misery. ~Pencroft, Spilett,
 7 2,9|         quietly, for the breeze died away with the last light
 8 3,1|       the horizon. The wind had died away completely with the
 9 3,6|       one by one his companions died, and found their last resting-place
10 3,8|       mutterings of the thunder died away in the west. Rain fell
11 3,8|        sort of rinforzando, and died slowly away, as if some