Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|      by the strength of their roots. ~It is needless to add
2 1,5|  These trees produce ligneous roots which, when cooked, are
3 1,5|      made a good store of the roots. ~The journey through the
4 1,0|      products; those ligneous roots which they had found, when
5 1,2|       doubt be torn up by the roots, but Pencroft consoled himself
6 2,4|   long sea-swell bathed their roots. Now, it was this coast,
7 2,7| stonepine almonds and rhizome roots, with which he was abundantly
8 2,8|     liquor extracted from the roots of the dragonnier, Harding