Part,  Chapter

1 1,3| against the current. He was crossing in an oblique direction.
2 1,8|    escape from the waves by crossing the rocks, had not received
3 1,5|     tide was again low, and crossing the channel they entered
4 2,5| shall have no difficulty in crossing the river." ~"Never mind,"
5 2,7|    prevent any animals from crossing. ~The settlers now began
6 2,5|   that soul, a recollection crossing that brain to recall reason.
7 3,3|     to prevent any one from crossing in a boat or landing on
8 3,2|     Far West forests, after crossing Tadorn Marsh. They then
9 3,9| There was no possibility of crossing the torrent of lava; on