Part,  Chapter

1 2,3|  state in which we find these plantations, it is to be feared that
2 2,0| offered them an easy passage. Plantations and domestic animals would
3 3,2|     Granite House." ~"But our plantations, our poultry-yard, our corral,
4 3,5|      forests, our fields, our plantations? These pirates are regular
5 3,9|      plunder the plateau, our plantations, our poultry-yard!" ~Pencroft
6 3,0|        But the buildings, the plantations, all their arrangements
7 3,0|      on the ground. The other plantations had not suffered less. ~