Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|        deep sleep. ~No incident disturbed this peaceful night, and
 2 1,6|       its extent, and no breath disturbed the surface of its waters.
 3 1,6|    water was calm; not a ripple disturbed its surface. Several times
 4 1,8|     animal whose retreat he had disturbed? Without thinking of the
 5 1,1|      who had made a home there, disturbed by Top, rushed forth into
 6 2,9|     wind having fallen, nothing disturbed the silence. The passengers,
 7 3,1|        The silence was scarcely disturbed by the howling of jaguars
 8 3,2| surrounding shadow, and nothing disturbed its distinctness. Nevertheless,
 9 3,2|        in their huts, in no way disturbed the calm of night. ~The
10 3,5|        and silent. Not a breath disturbed the leaves. The footsteps