Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3| distinguish in the west confused masses which indicated an elevated
 2 1,3|          beholding the convulsed masses heaped up on the left, no
 3 1,4|       the coast were spread vast masses of wood, relieved by large
 4 1,7|      particles like dust. Ragged masses of vapor drove along the
 5 1,1|          possible that under the masses of trees which covered two-thirds
 6 1,1|          spurs were hidden under masses of verdure. At the north,
 7 1,1|        Heights. ~Lastly, all the masses of impenetrable wood which
 8 1,5|       which is found in confused masses of a deep gray color; it
 9 1,9|          any access by that way. Masses of rock were rolled to the
10 2,4|  anything beyond them; but these masses of wood were evidently uninhabited,
11 2,4|          of sand, or by grouping masses of rock, but a beautiful
12 2,0|       exploration of these dense masses of wood was difficult in
13 2,1|         gazed on the huge watery masses breaking beneath their eyes,
14 2,9| geological sea. These stupendous masses would have terrified the
15 2,0|          ballasted, but enormous masses of water falling on the
16 3,3|           For some minutes great masses rolled over the surface
17 3,4|       ballast, composed of heavy masses of iron, had broken through
18 3,3|          vegetation, strewn with masses of rock, paved with lava,
19 3,8|        out confusedly the wooded masses of the heights. Immense
20 3,9|     vapors above and its boiling masses below. ~The colonists were