Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|         at the side was kept, to lead out the smoke and to make
 2 1,6|       stream, which would always lead them back to the point from
 3 1,7|     intelligent animal wished to lead them. ~Towards five o'clock
 4 1,0|         Neb and Herbert took the lead, Pencroft the rear, the
 5 1,4|      acid for the fulminate, and lead for the shot, and the captain
 6 1,9|      used the waterfall so as to lead a small stream of fresh
 7 2,4|        astonished if it does not lead us very quickly to the coast.
 8 2,8| renewable substance. ~To replace lead, of which Harding had found
 9 2,1|        passage open, which could lead to the interior of the cliff.
10 3,3|        Bay, there was nothing to lead him to suppose that the