Part,  Chapter

1 1,0| northwest, appeared to him to measure 3,500 feet above the level
2 1,4|    height of which we wish to measure, the distance which separates
3 1,8|      its left side it did not measure more than thirty feet in
4 2,7|   However, as a precautionary measure, Pencroft did not as yet
5 2,8|       it irritated him beyond measure; but he had no equal in
6 2,3|       an islet, which did not measure more than six miles in circumference,
7 3,9|    Even Pencroft lost in some measure the somber taciturnity occasioned