Part,  Chapter

 1 2,1|           who had acquired great skill in handling the bow and
 2 2,2|     strong ropes, knotted with a skill which Pencroft directly
 3 2,5|         the tree, used all their skill to disengage the now reduced
 4 2,6|         done, and, with a little skill, this method might succeed.
 5 2,7|       necessarily acquired great skill in the use of their tools;
 6 2,8|          contained less, but the skill of the sportsmen made up
 7 2,9|      have possessed Master Jup's skill in climbing ladders, and
 8 2,9|        had operated with so much skill that his error did not exceed
 9 2,2|     sailmaker's needle with much skill, worked with such energy
10 2,0| importance, and the activity and skill of Ayrton promptly repaired