Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|          sand, bound together by plants, bushes, and grass inclined
 2 1,7|        difficult? No; for marine plants abounded on the shore, glass-wort,
 3 1,7|          large quantity of these plants was collected, first dried,
 4 1,7|          The combustion of these plants was kept up for several
 5 1,9|          species of the labiated plants, which the rabbits appeared
 6 1,9|  produced an abundance of useful plants, and a naturalist would
 7 1,9|   projections around the windows plants of different kinds, as well
 8 1,0|   arrests their fecundity, these plants would overrun the earth." ~
 9 1,1|       fevers. ~Above the aquatic plants, on the surface of the stagnant
10 2,3|        island!" ~These different plants, which had been carefully
11 2,3|        was obstructed by aquatic plants and rocks. The banks rose
12 2,7|     plateau, and transplant wild plants to it." ~"And prepare our
13 2,8|  obtained by the incineration of plants, in such a way that the
14 2,8|          cultivation of the wild plants which had been transplanted
15 2,8|        their profit the animals, plants, and minerals of the island,
16 2,0|       which exhaled from certain plants with straight stalks, round
17 2,2|       were supplied from certain plants used in dyeing, and which
18 2,2|         game. Certain indigenous plants were discovered, and those
19 2,3|       been planted with culinary plants, at probably the same distant
20 2,5|        occupied in collecting my plants, when I heard a noise like
21 2,8|        reducing to ashes various plants, and in this way the acid
22 2,8|         from day to day, and the plants brought from Tabor Island
23 2,8|     exclaimed Pencroft, "all our plants will be frozen!" ~And the
24 3,5| vegetables from the Tabor Island plants. All was stowed away, and
25 3,6|    partly hidden under grass and plants, at the southern angle of
26 3,7|           Maple sugar, medicinal plants, the same which the lad
27 3,1|    vegetables. The grain and the plants were gathered, so as to
28 3,7|    productions of the sea-marine plants, zoophytes, chaplets of