Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       balloon, lightened of heavy articles, such as ammunition, arms,
 2 1,1|  overboard even their most useful articles, while they endeavored to
 3 1,1|     passengers cast away the last articles which still weighed down
 4 1,1|     lightening the car of all the articles which it contained, the
 5 1,6|           6 ~The inventory of the articles possessed by these castaways
 6 2,2|          been able to contain the articles possibly enclosed in the
 7 2,2|           hundred steps. No other articles or pieces of wreck could
 8 2,2| penetrated to the inside, and the articles which it contained were
 9 2,2|       evidently arranged that the articles which it enclosed might
10 2,2|           and by degrees numerous articles of very varied character
11 2,2|         into this chest different articles of the greatest use in hopes
12 2,2|        new, which proved that the articles had not been taken by chance
13 2,2|     therefore, on these different articles by which they could be traced,
14 2,2|      During the day the different articles were carried to Granite
15 2,7|          to make shirts and other articles; for as to keeping it in
16 2,9|           which he turned several articles both for the toilet and
17 2,3|         board the "Bonadventure," articles of bedding, utensils, arms,
18 2,4|       which castaways set on such articles as these the last remains
19 2,4|       indispensable and necessary articles. No! he is on the island!" ~"
20 3,4|          a large number of useful articles. It would be, on a large
21 3,4|          the shore. They took the articles as they came, intending
22 3,4|        assortment of all sorts of articles, utensils, manufactured
23 3,4|           stowed away the rescued articles. A great part of the copper