Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5| roasting them under the hot cinders. In a few minutes the cooking
 2 1,8|   fire was out; the drowned cinders were nothing but mud; the
 3 1,0| substances, such as whitish cinders made of an infinity of little
 4 1,7|      flint, burnt coal, and cinders, not being so. ~While this
 5 1,7|   easily extracted from the cinders of the vegetables, by azotic
 6 1,7| flint, remains of coal, and cinders was placed in a basinful
 7 2,5|   mark of an encampment, no cinders of a fire, nor even a footprint! ~
 8 2,4|  fireplace, with a few cold cinders, supporting an armful of
 9 3,3|     have accumulated rocks, cinders, hardened lava, and that
10 3,8|    and possibly scoriae and cinders were mingled with them,
11 3,8|    which was but pulverized cinders hardened into solid blocks