Part,  Chapter

1 1,4|    this ebb and flow for the transport of heavy objects. ~After
2 1,9|      into Granite House. The transport of the materials being thus
3 1,9|      canals facilitating the transport of the riches of the ground;
4 2,3|      and the explorers could transport their provisions and arms
5 2,5|       and until the means of transport had been perfected. ~Nothing
6 2,7| bridge would render easy the transport of the balloon case, which
7 3,4|     required more trouble to transport. ~Men and animals were all
8 3,5|    be dry, and some means of transport will be put at our disposal." ~