Part,  Chapter

1 1,0|         It appeared formed of bare earth, here and there pierced
2 1,1|  instant, even if he was on a bare rock, if the engineer was
3 1,6|        But in no place in the bare, straight cliff, could any
4 1,7|    will subside, so as to lay bare this opening-" ~"And make
5 1,8| opening. A narrow ridge, left bare by the retreat of the water,
6 3,3|   rather conspicuously on the bare rock. Indeed, how could
7 3,7|      Herbert's chest was laid bare, and the blood having been
8 3,9|     island was now completely bare. One single clump of green
9 3,0|      their consumption to the bare necessaries of life. All