Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|         Some handfuls of grass, leaves, and dry moss were placed
 2 1,8|          covered with grass and leaves, they could carry the engineer. ~
 3 1,8|  branches had been covered with leaves and long grass. Harding
 4 1,3| straight branches were cut, the leaves stripped off; it was shaped,
 5 1,3|        them with sweet-smelling leaves. However, this food, although
 6 1,3|     with spreading moss and dry leaves on the sand of the passages,
 7 1,3|       with long silky hair, the leaves being clothed with soft
 8 1,5|     climb trees and feed on the leaves. Having identified the animal,
 9 1,7|      branch, stripped it of its leaves, and plunging it into the
10 2,2|    exactly at a place where the leaves were separated by a marker. ~
11 2,3|       the myrtaceae, with their leaves placed vertically and not
12 2,9|        a scaly bark, which bore leaves streaked with little parallel
13 2,0|      yet; we will prepare these leaves, and one fine day we will
14 2,0|       in order to dry the small leaves, chop them up, and subject
15 2,2|       Cape, with eatable fleshy leaves, others bearing seeds containing
16 2,7|     islet on which the 'Duncan' leaves you. You will be alone,
17 2,0|      already appeared the young leaves of the banksias, deodars,
18 3,1|         the tree-fern, with its leaves spread out like the waters
19 3,2|     twig, a footstep on the dry leaves, the gliding of a body among
20 3,5|      Not a breath disturbed the leaves. The footsteps of the colonists