Part,  Chapter

1 1,0| buttresses, which appeared to branch out like the talons of an
2 1,7|       The engineer cut a long branch, stripped it of its leaves,
3 1,7|     current was such that the branch was torn from the engineer'
4 1,8|        Harding took a lighted branch, and threw it into the abyss.
5 1,8|      in its depths. A flaming branch was again thrown in. The
6 2,4|   animals, who, bounding from branch to branch, were hindered
7 2,4|       bounding from branch to branch, were hindered by nothing
8 2,7|       to Port Balloon, with a branch line to Mount Franklin!" ~