Part,  Chapter

1 1,3| extremities, which made the bow of the bay, was about eight
2 1,5|   have two strings to one's bow than no string at all!" ~"
3 1,3|   Well! I would soon make a bow and arrows, and then there
4 2,1| great skill in handling the bow and spear. Herbert also
5 2,6|    Herbert fixing it to his bow, took a careful aim for
6 2,6|  and covered the door. ~The bow was bent, the arrow flew,
7 2,6| said the reporter, "and his bow is here. He can try again." ~"
8 3,9|   if they were compelled to bow before necessity, they did
9 3,8|   having been placed in the bow of the boat, so that its