Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         spirits. "Let us give them names, as the Robinsons did, whose
 2 1,1| Disappointment!" ~"Or, rather, the names of Captain Harding," said
 3 1,1|            should prefer borrowing names from our country," said
 4 1,1|          better, my friends. These names will recall our country,
 5 1,1|     mountain, rather let us choose names which will recall their
 6 1,1|          and they had only to give names to all its angles and points.
 7 1,2|      settlers already employed the names which they had just chosen,
 8 3,1|           already almost finished; names are given to every part
 9 3,2|          on the convicts the worst names in his maritime vocabulary. ~
10 3,6|        upon the colony, and in the names of his companions and himself