Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|       Either they had abundant resources from their stranded vessels,
2 1,1| mineral, vegetable, and animal resources. ~But before giving his
3 2,2|       feared they were without resources, and it was therefore the
4 2,6|     they had managed, and what resources they now had at their disposal. ~
5 2,7|        of vast forests with no resources, Ayrton obtained a letter,
6 2,8|   midst of the usual work. The resources of the colony, particularly
7 3,2|     its water, its harbor, its resources of all kinds so increased
8 3,6|       these men thrown without resources upon a desert island, but