Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|   and taken prisoner on the field of battle near Richmond.
 2 1,0|     fresh stars entered the field of their vision. The magnificent
 3 2,7|    were to be sown in a new field, but with no less care than
 4 2,7|   on the single grain. ~The field was prepared, then surrounded
 5 2,9|   He directly rushed to his field, where little green heads
 6 2,0|     whalemen call the whale field, and it is here, between
 7 2,2| sufficiently lighted up the field of battle, the settlers
 8 2,6|     How wonderfully had the field increased in extent, since
 9 2,6|     settlers arrived on the field of battle, but Herbert,
10 3,2|     beams still fell on the field clear of trees. Thirty feet