Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|      instinct had guided him straight to the Chimneys, which he
 2 1,7|      the clouds. To follow a straight course was difficult. It
 3 1,7|   the least hesitation, went straight in among the downs. They
 4 1,9| course of the river, plunged straight into the heart of the forest.
 5 1,0|    before him, and therefore straight towards it he went. At ten
 6 1,3|      bear edible fruit. Long straight branches were cut, the leaves
 7 1,3|  These were easily made with straight stiff branches, without
 8 1,4|      provided himself with a straight stick, twelve feet long,
 9 1,6|     in no place in the bare, straight cliff, could any cavity
10 2,3|    and northeast, and nearly straight for a length of about three
11 2,4|   miles, they had only to go straight towards the southwest to
12 2,4|   heights described a nearly straight line, which ran north and
13 2,4|      magnificent trees, some straight, others bent, so that the
14 2,5|      shore, at least, in the straight line of three miles which
15 2,5| consequently four miles in a straight line from Prospect Heights.
16 2,7|    the cart was ready, but a straight road, or rather a cutting,
17 2,0|     from certain plants with straight stalks, round and branchy,
18 2,0|      and the bone, springing straight, will pierce him with its
19 2,2|     for the mast. He chose a straight young fir, with no knots,
20 2,4|    north-east, so as to sail straight for Lincoln Island. ~The
21 2,5|    House, and we have a fine straight road to take us there!" ~"
22 3,1|  entered the vast bay, for a straight line drawn from Claw Cape
23 3,3|   and while the first pulled straight for the islet, to dislodge
24 3,8|   event, they stood firm and straight before the future, and if
25 3,9|     road than that which led straight from the corral to Granite
26 3,2|      lair." ~"Then, captain, straight to the corral!" cried Pencroft. "
27 3,5|    but the engineer, running straight to the first post, saw by