Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|   than eggs and molluscs. The explorers, before undertaking new
 2 1,0|       in the morning when the explorers, armed with sticks, left
 3 1,0|   country appeared before the explorers. The mountain was composed
 4 1,0|     the point occupied by the explorers, it was cut short by the
 5 1,0|       feet only separated the explorers from the plateau, which
 6 1,0|    step, as it were, that the explorers made, fresh stars entered
 7 1,1|  displayed to the eyes of the explorers. However, it was possible
 8 1,2|       before their eyes. ~The explorers had arrived on the western
 9 1,6|   lake, was soon reached. The explorers recognized on the opposite
10 1,8|      passage increased as the explorers proceeded, so that they
11 1,8|       of the torches, and the explorers guessed that the sides were
12 1,8|    they might be exposed, the explorers were now impelled by an
13 1,1|   were so close together. The explorers were, however, obliged to
14 2,3|      without fatigue, and the explorers could transport their provisions
15 2,3|    oars. In a few minutes the explorers arrived at the angle formed
16 2,3| presence of man revealed. The explorers could not discover one suspicious
17 2,3|  ignorant of the power of the explorers' firearms, have attacked
18 2,4|       seven o'clock the weary explorers arrived at Reptile End.
19 2,5|       extent of sea which the explorers could survey, and though
20 2,3|        While thus talking the explorers had advanced along a clearing
21 2,3|      easily passed round. The explorers proceeded towards the south,
22 2,8|     the Far West Forests. The explorers could venture there without
23 3,1|   Port Balloon, and there the explorers, leaving this road on their