Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|       could not prolong. They constantly worked at the improvement
2 2,6|    ashamed, and his eyes were constantly fixed on the ground. ~"Sir,"
3 3,1| abandoned on a sterile islet, constantly contending against a cruel
4 3,7|     two wounds, and were kept constantly wet with cold water. ~The
5 3,7|    water with which they were constantly bathed, prevented any inflammation
6 3,8|    animals, and as Nature had constantly loaded them, their science
7 3,6|    that a beneficent hand has constantly protected us since our arrival