Part,  Chapter

1 1,5|   As to Gideon Spilett, he devoured the shell-fish, then he
2 1,7| rendered them very hungry, devoured it with infinite satisfaction. ~
3 2,3| night. ~Supper was quickly devoured, for they were very hungry,
4 2,2|  dishes, which the invalid devoured with great relish, for if
5 2,4|    wild beast had probably devoured it to the last bone. ~"We
6 2,4|  it like a wild beast, and devoured it greedily. ~"You think
7 3,9| through the noble trees it devoured in its course, reached the
8 3,9|   passengers whose ship is devoured by a conflagration which