Part,  Chapter

1 1,7|    wind struck them again with renewed fury. Though bent under
2 1,2|      bad weather, the settlers renewed their stores of different
3 1,2|    coal, the store of wood was renewed at Granite House, and they
4 2,8|       the rocks was frequently renewed and furnished excellent
5 2,6| remorse has touched, and which renewed solitude will terrify." ~
6 2,9|    sudden barometrical fall, a renewed rise was marked by a heavy
7 3,3|      them in this way, if they renewed their attempt to land by
8 3,5|    Perhaps he has a life to be renewed. I, too, as you said, have