Part,  Chapter

1 1,5|          companions have found a superior place to ours." ~"Very likely,"
2 1,7|   advantage of producing it to a superior degree of concentration.
3 1,1|   death-to revive some day under superior conditions! But all that,
4 2,9| substance was regular flour of a superior quality, extremely nourishing;
5 2,2|        eaten fresh, and declared superior to all other aquatic birds
6 2,5|     unhappy man, submitting to a superior will, gradually became calm,
7 3,8|        attained the level of the superior orifice of the central shaft. ~"
8 3,9|        sky appeared on fire. The superior cone, a mass of rock a thousand
9 3,9|         the plain upon which the superior cone of Mount Franklin had