Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|  opportunity would not have then presented itself. ~"I am not alone!"
 2 1,3|       mile and a half, the shore presented no curve which would permit
 3 1,0|     their feet. ~The slope often presented such an angle that they
 4 1,1|    thirty five to forty degrees, presented no difficulties nor obstacles
 5 1,3|        moment the Southern Cross presented itself to the observer in
 6 2,4|          winds of the southwest, presented many cavities in which shelter
 7 2,5|        as he saw that this coast presented no good anchorage, he wished
 8 2,7|   water-barrier which everywhere presented itself before them, uttering
 9 2,9|         the manufacture of which presented the most difficulty, was
10 2,1| opportunity for doing so had now presented itself. ~It was easy to
11 2,4|       opened suddenly, and a man presented himself to them without
12 2,4|         the cooked meat that was presented to him and which doubtless
13 2,6|    Heights. The building of this presented no more difficulty than
14 2,8|       This mode of communication presented two very real advantages:
15 2,8|      plateau of Prospect Heights presented an encouraging aspect. The
16 2,9|       but viewed from the sea it presented a wild appearance which
17 2,9|        large vaulted excavations presented a monumental aspect; in
18 2,0|          containing the document presented itself so opportunely, during
19 3,1|        these ideas instinctively presented themselves to the colonists'
20 3,6|       the moment their companion presented himself. ~But up to ten
21 3,2|        out? ~All these questions presented themselves simultaneously
22 3,6|         as he vainly fancied, it presented itself. ~Instigated by princes