Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3| sailor; "we must retrace our steps, holding towards the right,
 2 1,4| before. Anxiety hastened his steps, for he longed to obtain
 3 1,4|     by Herbert, directed his steps towards the river. They
 4 1,5|      silently retraced their steps to their dwelling. ~Pencroft,
 5 1,7| entreat them to hasten their steps. The dog then left the beach,
 6 1,8|      cave and directed their steps towards a high mound crowned
 7 1,8|  without any knowledge of my steps, and Top must have guided
 8 1,0|     Thus, in retracing their steps so as to find some practicable
 9 1,0|   natural staircase of large steps, which would greatly facilitate
10 1,2| settlers then directed their steps towards the place from which
11 1,2|   little band retraced their steps, therefore, and by the left
12 1,5|      settlers retraced their steps, and at nightfall entered
13 1,6|    followed with more sedate steps. ~The beautiful sheet of
14 1,8|     granite, forming regular steps, made the descent less perilous.
15 1,1|    companions retraced their steps to their dwelling by traversing
16 2,2|    shore for several hundred steps. No other articles or pieces
17 2,5|    was looking for the first steps, uttered a cry. ~There was
18 2,6|      they had not made fifty steps in this direction, when
19 2,5| liberty. ~He then made a few steps toward the sea, and his
20 3,2|       who had advanced a few steps into the enclosure, drew
21 3,4|      it grew naturally a few steps from them. Besides, the