Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|   America, and splendid firs, measuring a hundred and fifty feet
2 1,3|       which would necessitate measuring the height of the cliff.
3 1,4|      of the evening before by measuring the height of the cliff
4 1,4|   will save us the trouble of measuring it directly." ~The two horizontal
5 1,6| before a snake of great size, measuring from fourteen to fifteen
6 1,9|     feet long; a dining-room, measuring forty feet; a sleeping-room,
7 2,1|       an impenetrable screen, measuring several square miles, without
8 2,1|       was a magnificent bird, measuring ten feet from wing to wing,
9 3,1|  examined by the settlers. By measuring them one after the other,