Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|  would perhaps be prudent to replace it by another substance. ~"
2 1,3|    of the morels which could replace them. On this day, the engineer,
3 1,0|      time the settlers could replace this want by some equivalent,
4 2,6|      were not even trying to replace the ladder, by which it
5 2,8| which were greatly needed to replace the shoes and boots brought
6 2,8|      and he took measures to replace the powder and shot which
7 2,8|     renewable substance. ~To replace lead, of which Harding had
8 2,6|      into regular fields and replace the meadows. But grass abounded