Part,  Chapter

1 1,7|     projected perpendicularly. Twice the sailor rose and intrenched
2 1,0|     for the next day. ~Once or twice Pencroft gave forth some
3 1,2| complaining. ~However, once or twice in the second week of August,
4 1,2|      of four, I should like it twice as much!" ~As to the animals
5 2,1|   damage. The pigeon-house was twice unroofed and the paling
6 2,0|    have been dashed to pieces. Twice, during one of these hurricanes,
7 3,9|   without impatience. ~Once or twice the reporter ventured out
8 3,7|    were already cold. ~Once or twice more he spoke to the colonists
9 3,8|     Granite House. But once or twice, large shadows, veiling