Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|           therefore we must have shelter, fire, and food. There is
 2 1,5|          will find a good enough shelter." ~They now had only to
 3 1,5|        said he, "we have found a shelter which will be better than
 4 1,0|          a few minutes under the shelter of the rocks. Their object
 5 1,1|      raised to see if it did not shelter some straggling village.
 6 1,5|        clay, offered a tolerable shelter. Their geological researches
 7 1,6|    discovered the only habitable shelter, that is to say, the Chimneys,
 8 1,9|        exchange the insufficient shelter of the Chimneys for this
 9 1,1|        winds would have found no shelter. They perceived by the tranquillity
10 2,1|           which might have given shelter to the strangers whose presence
11 2,3|        gigantic eucalypti, which shelter us, are good for something." ~"
12 2,4| presented many cavities in which shelter could be found against the
13 2,6|          There we shall be under shelter, and if we cannot eat, we
14 2,7|        Prospect Heights so as to shelter it from the attacks both
15 2,7|          with a good litter, and shelter during the night. ~This
16 2,8|     which the animals could take shelter. These buildings had also
17 2,5|       she could; but there is no shelter there, and in the east winds,
18 2,6|          as when he had no other shelter than the forests of Tabor
19 2,9|         as possible, and run for shelter into Shark Gulf. I think
20 3,9|  colonists, who accordingly took shelter in the borders of Jacamar
21 3,9|          and would not even take shelter at the Chimneys, but encamped