Part,  Chapter

1 1,3|    heterophyllus," which furnishes fibers of such remarkable tenacity
2 1,5|          wood and sewn by means of fibers so as to preserve the air
3 1,8| iron-tipped spears, string made of fibers, flint and steel; they then
4 1,9|    uprights, formed of the twisted fibers of a species of cane, had
5 1,9|           were made with vegetable fibers, and a sort of crane with
6 1,0|             were made of vegetable fibers, and dipped in the liquefied
7 1,0|          could divide the ligneous fibers of the wood. They then made
8 1,2|         snares from the long tough fibers of a certain plant, and
9 3,4|          wet period, the wood, its fibers acquiring the hardness of