Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|  power, actually lost without profit to any one. They continued
2 1,7|       which we can use to our profit. Well, I can find it!" ~
3 1,0|    for the islet. They had to profit by the low tide to cross
4 2,3| current, which it was well to profit by, for later the ebb would
5 2,8|    been able to turn to their profit the animals, plants, and
6 2,1|    how to turn ingeniously to profit the mechanical force, hitherto
7 2,1|    idle, the time passed with profit to all. ~It was real enjoyment
8 3,2|   perhaps, the wretches would profit by the night to make a descent
9 3,3|   Ayrton. "The convicts might profit by the high tide to enter