Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         It would be a terrible journey. The engineer only feared
 2 1,9|      been subjected during his journey had brought on, so that
 3 1,5|       store of the roots. ~The journey through the wood was long;
 4 1,5|    koala in its place, and the journey was resumed. ~At five o'
 5 2,3|     coast of the island in one journey, resolved to camp at the
 6 2,4|      greatly lengthening their journey. ~There was, however, nothing
 7 2,5|     the settlers resumed their journey, and not a spot among the
 8 2,5|        to be pretty tired. The journey had been long, and the task
 9 2,7|     that is to say a few days' journey from the place where the
10 2,7| Glenarvan had accomplished his journey, and arrived on the east
11 3,9|        must go; I can bear the journey. I must go." ~Gideon Spilett
12 3,1|        rested, could go a long journey. Provisions, camp effects,
13 3,1|    first hours at least of the journey, and the lad was obliged
14 3,1|      the 15th of February, the journey through the forest, tedious
15 3,8|  profound silence during their journey to the corral. ~Towards