Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|    agitated waters, and then soon gained the shore, without any severe
2 2,3|           fatigue spared and time gained, for they would have been
3 2,8|        with aromatic herbs, often gained well-merited praises for
4 2,0|           Pencroft could not have gained the mouth of the Mercy.
5 3,4|         arsenal of the colony had gained by the wreck, as well as
6 3,6|        had at their disposal, had gained the less accessible parts
7 3,9| inclination of the soil, the lava gained rapidly in the east, and