Part,  Chapter

1 1,3|     hope of safety lay, while eating some shell-fish with which
2 1,4| thirst, which increased after eating these naturally-spiced molluscs.
3 1,0|     restore their strength by eating first and sleeping afterwards.
4 1,3|    porcupine, rather inferior eating, but of great value, thanks
5 1,1|    cups of Oswego tea. ~While eating they looked around them.
6 1,2|       the hours necessary for eating and sleeping. ~They hunted
7 2,6|    but contented himself with eating a few raw vegetables. At
8 3,0|   with the most extreme care, eating only what would prevent