Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|        for it would be as well defended against enemies from the
2 2,6|   themselves on the orang, who defended himself gallantly, but was
3 2,7|        The plateau was already defended on three sides by water-courses,
4 2,8|     well stocked and carefully defended from the birds, was divided
5 2,6| Heights into a kitchen-garden, defended by its deep belt of creeks,
6 3,3|   largely peopled and strongly defended. ~In the event of a landing
7 3,0| suppose that Granite House was defended by a large party. They must