Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|     ground, very unequal and rough, was in some places perfectly
 2 1,5|    the moss. Taking a small, rough stone, he wiped it carefully,
 3 1,0| their tools, which were very rough, and added others also. ~
 4 1,0|  dragged with them a sort of rough cart, which replaced the
 5 2,7|     jolted over the somewhat rough road, but the vehicle arrived
 6 2,8|   which was doubtless rather rough, but they were not troubled
 7 2,8|     they made plans, and the rough good-humor of the sailor
 8 2,1|    produce a solid material, rough, no doubt, and such as would
 9 3,5|      with any objection. His rough nature could not allow that
10 3,2|     The ground was hilly and rough, very suitable for ambushes,