Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       join the Mercy through the woods of the Far West, we shall
 2 1,9|         crossed. All the immense woods, to which the name of the
 3 1,2|     Heights. ~What a change! The woods, which they had left green,
 4 2,3|     shore, and it was not in the woods that the survivors of the
 5 2,3|        which predominated in the woods of this portion of the island.
 6 2,3|          in the midst of unknown woods. ~The boat was pushed on
 7 2,7|       entire hours gazing at the woods, from which they were cut
 8 2,3| fluttered around them. Under the woods which skirted the glade
 9 2,3|   background bordered with thick woods. ~There was not a trace
10 2,4|     perhaps a regular man of the woods. Hoarse sounds issued from
11 3,6|           search the neighboring woods. ~At six o'clock in the
12 3,7|          are hidden in the thick woods which surround it, and if
13 3,8|        venture into the Far West woods, they had reached the mouth
14 3,8|          armed,-were roaming the woods, and to venture there was
15 3,9|       quarter of a mile into the woods, towards the south of the
16 3,0|          unperceived through the woods, of which the convicts,
17 3,1|       had in no way surveyed the woods which covered the Serpentine
18 3,1|       perhaps, roaming about the woods, and that in the midst of
19 3,1|         the cover of the immense woods which formed the region
20 3,1|       timid than formerly. These woods have, therefore, been recently
21 3,8|        quadruped appeared in the woods. Even the birds had fled.