Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         country! But one of their number was missing, the man who
 2 1,4|         would have killed a great number, but to fire a shot a gun
 3 1,3|      Chimneys was provided with a number of utensils, as precious
 4 1,0|          island possessed a great number; they made a very agreeable
 5 1,1|         surface." ~"And the great number of animals which still inhabit
 6 1,1| diminished-which is proved by the number of volcanoes on the surface
 7 1,2|   osier-bed in which grew a large number of purple osiers. Before
 8 1,2|           they found that a great number of trees had been blown
 9 2,1|          storm had brought down a number of large birch-trees, the
10 2,4|          moderate size, for their number prevented their growth. ~
11 2,7|         were not long in having a number of young ones; they had
12 2,8|     hatched by the sun, and their number was naturally considerable,
13 2,8|       sacrifice of a considerable number, those were brought and
14 2,0|        the first, and yielded the number of grains which had been
15 2,1|          York Herald, and for the number which should contain the
16 2,2|       beach had been invaded by a number of animals which could not
17 2,2|        were at least a hundred in number, and whose eyes were glowing
18 2,2|          on the ground, but their number did not appear to diminish,
19 2,2|         to bed until one of their number had made sure that all the
20 2,2|           had been increased by a number of young ones, who had to
21 2,6|        the esculents increased in number, it became necessary to
22 2,6|      performed by a mill when the number of turns made by the sails
23 2,6|           minute is six times the number of feet traversed by the
24 2,8|           potash on each other. A number of glass bottles were made
25 2,8|     population to a more moderate number. The pigs had already produced
26 2,9|        Remember, besides, that we number another sailor amongst us
27 3,2|     chains, might reconnoiter the number and perhaps overhear the
28 3,2|    equipment of the brig, and the number of men which she carried. ~
29 3,2|          die away, and as a large number of the convicts were already
30 3,2|            they were about ten in number, but it was to be supposed
31 3,2|           board. That was a large number for the six settlers of
32 3,3|          way, that whatever their number might be, being placed between
33 3,3|       them, and two more of their number were laid in the bottom
34 3,4|          on her side, the greater number of them had remained below.
35 3,4|           be increased by a large number of useful articles. It would
36 3,4|     extricated from among a large number of shot twenty barrels,
37 3,6|         having yet discovered the number of the colonists, or the
38 3,0|        the beach. Not knowing the number of the island's inhabitants,
39 3,2|          have posted one of their number to guard against any surprise. ~
40 3,2|        there, or had one of their number just gone out? ~All these
41 3,9|    impending catastrophe. A large number of the animals of the island