Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|           among which it seemed to spring. At the point where the
 2 1,7|        unusually high, as it was a spring tide. Great billows thundered
 3 1,2|          alone. There is a sulphur spring there, which will cure all
 4 1,2|           They there saw a sulphur spring which flowed abundantly
 5 1,2| ninety-five degrees." ~The sulphur spring not being of any actual
 6 1,9|        first fine days of the next spring. But Jacamar Wood was full
 7 1,9|          the rocks, and which next spring would sprout thickly. However,
 8 1,2|        practicable. This return of spring delighted the tenants of
 9 2,4|      jaguar collected itself for a spring, but at that moment a shot
10 2,1|            finish in time for next spring. ~The sailor's great idea
11 2,5|         for an instant as if for a spring, but almost immediately
12 2,6|       itself together was about to spring. ~But the stranger, with
13 2,9|          off the voyage until next spring." ~"But suppose the Scotch
14 3,3|      appeared in full view, with a spring on her cable, her head to
15 3,3|          at no great distance. ~To spring into the lift, hoist themselves
16 3,9|            this time two months of spring had already passed. The
17 3,4|          made before the following spring. ~"We have time to get everything
18 3,4|           execution until the next spring. ~About the 15th of May
19 3,4|        first days of the returning spring. ~On the 7th of September,
20 3,8|          the first of the southern spring, was not ushered in by satisfactory
21 3,8|            discovered a sulphurous spring at the time of their first