Part,  Chapter

1 2,3|      thought he saw bands of monkeys springing among the trees.
2 2,3|    This was prudent, for the monkeys, or apes rather, appearing
3 2,3|    the sailor considered the monkeys from a purely alimentary
4 2,4|  they saw numerous troops of monkeys who exhibited great astonishment
5 2,4| nothing on their course. The monkeys were numerous, but happily
6 2,6| dwelling has been invaded by monkeys, who climbed up the ladder
7 2,6|      rapid aim at one of the monkeys and fired. All disappeared,
8 2,6|     position, but out of the monkeys' sight, Neb, Pencroft, and
9 3,1|    and the chattering of the monkeys, the latter appearing to