Part,  Chapter

1 1,4|   ropes, and Pencroft rapidly twisted a cord, a few fathoms long,
2 1,5|       draughty. Sand, stones, twisted branches, wet clay, closed
3 1,5|    catch fire. ~Pencroft then twisted the piece of paper into
4 1,0| remained here and there a few twisted, stunted pines, which must
5 1,9|       uprights, formed of the twisted fibers of a species of cane,
6 2,9|  wickedness, for these little twisted tails amused him like a
7 3,4|   edges of this cylinder were twisted and broken, as if they had