Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|    fireplace some logs and brushwood. The seaman was busy with
 2 1,0|  means of the moss and dry brushwood, which covered certain parts
 3 1,0|    returned with a load of brushwood. The steel was struck, the
 4 1,2|  some fresh game among the brushwood. Moreover, the sailor thought
 5 1,2| the dog disappeared in the brushwood and gruntings showed that
 6 1,2|   through the thickets and brushwood which had never been put
 7 1,5|  ran through the grass and brushwood, putting up all sorts of
 8 1,1|   for breakfast. A fire of brushwood and dried seaweed was lighted,
 9 2,3|    in the midst of tangled brushwood and long grass. If castaways
10 2,4| blows were given among the brushwood in the midst of some mastic-trees,
11 3,2| and left through the thick brushwood, and emulating each other