Part,  Chapter

1 2,7| thirty-seventh parallel. ~"The convict, then, went to take their
2 2,7|        or seeds. ~"At his, the convict's disposal, was the house
3 3,1|         Perhaps he, the former convict, still felt himself unworthy
4 3,2|      deeply wounded the former convict, now become an honest man. ~"
5 3,2|        over some half-sleeping convict, who retorted by oaths and
6 3,4|          answered Pencroft. "A convict vessel is not disciplined
7 3,7|     palisade. There he found a convict, who aiming at him, sent
8 3,3|        remained firm. The once convict, now repentant and pardoned,