Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|       solitary; not a vestige of a mark. Not even a pebble recently
 2 1,6|       nowhere did they observe the mark of an axe on the trees,
 3 1,7|          Perhaps he had found some mark, a footstep, a trace which
 4 1,8|          millions above high-water mark, were untouched. Not a shell
 5 1,8|              only above high-water mark, for the others must have
 6 1,1| northwestern region, and seemed to mark the boundary of the two
 7 1,4|         into the sand, he began to mark the successive diminutions
 8 2,2|                But isn't there any mark or direction on these instruments,
 9 2,5|            landings; no debris, no mark of an encampment, no cinders
10 3,9|          does not always reach its mark." ~"That which struck Herbert
11 3,1|          off the trees, perhaps to mark out the way; there the ashes
12 3,1|      promise you it won't miss its mark!" ~But this just retaliation
13 3,2|        other so as to offer a less mark for a shot. And, to tell
14 3,9|            post of the palisade to mark the spot where the corral
15 3,0|           object. The reef was the mark for which she was making