Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|           pass over the besieging lines, and in that way reach the
2 1,4|           of the river's mouth by lines of breakers. The rocks which
3 1,6|           he meant to stretch his lines, not snares, but real fishing-lines.
4 1,6|         doubting its success. The lines were made of fine creepers,
5 1,6| skillfully, placed the end of his lines armed with hooks near the
6 2,5|     irregular coast, covered with lines of rocks and sandbanks.
7 2,8|        for Pencroft had made some lines, armed with iron hooks,