Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|     heard thundering against the reefs. In some places, the wind,
2 2,4|          of a coast, with rocks, reefs, and sands. It was possible
3 2,5| certainly be lost. Sandbanks and reefs everywhere! Bad quarters!" ~"
4 2,5|       edge of the forest and the reefs. ~Walking was now more difficult,
5 2,2|        between the sandbanks and reefs, that buoys might be laid
6 2,3|       winding channels among the reefs, and Pencroft observed every
7 2,9|          sailing slowly with two reefs in the sail. But Harding
8 3,3|    carried irresistibly onto the reefs, was stove in at the mouth