Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|        absorbed in their culinary labors. ~They were allowed to do
2 2,7| breakfasted on the scene of their labors, and the weather being magnificent,
3 2,8|         the colonists began their labors in the center of the island.
4 2,8|    importance occurred. The daily labors were pursued methodically,
5 2,0|           secret a reward for his labors, and on the 31st of May
6 3,9|         by extensive agricultural labors, interrupted only by the
7 3,8|       occupied by these important labors, to the exclusion of almost
8 3,8|       part. ~They continued their labors during the whole of this
9 3,9| catastrophe should arrive. ~Their labors were now carried on with