Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|        to descend the mountain slopes again, and explore the soil,
 2 1,2| particularly over the northern slopes. ~Cyrus Harding expected
 3 1,6|    where it terminated in long slopes which died away on the shore.
 4 1,6|  Clumps of trees grew on these slopes, which were also carpeted
 5 1,6|     began at the foot of these slopes, reached to the beach. ~
 6 2,3|        water from the southern slopes of the mountain. ~"In a
 7 2,4|     settlers had descended the slopes which constituted the mountain
 8 2,8|  stream, which sprung from the slopes which closed it in on one
 9 3,2|       became rare on the upper slopes of the mountain. The ground
10 3,5|       hardened on the northern slopes of the mountain. Besides,