Part,  Chapter

1 1,1| general aspect was this, very woody throughout the southern
2 1,6|      side the banks were less woody, but clumps of trees, here
3 1,2|     that they abounded in the woody parts of the island. ~At
4 2,9|   floury pith, traversed with woody fiber, separated by rings
5 2,3|      sail was in sight. ~This woody islet did not offer the
6 2,9|      In proportion as one was woody and fertile so was the other
7 3,1|      Cape to Reptile End, the woody and marshy border of the