Part,  Chapter

 1 2,3|      necessary to increase its speed by the aid of the oars.
 2 2,3|         which would give her a speed of between three and four
 3 2,4|        immediately ran at full speed towards the spot from whence
 4 2,4|      for the direction, as the speed had been very irregular. ~
 5 2,4|     the sea went down, and the speed of the vessel, as she labored
 6 2,0|       is to say, it acquired a speed of from forty to forty-five
 7 3,1|         Come with all possible speed." ~In a few minutes the
 8 3,3|       across the islet at full speed, jumped into their boat,
 9 3,6| pressed forward with redoubled speed. ~Indeed, it was to be feared
10 3,1|        so prodigious was their speed. ~As to the traces left