Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|        it, for it is just like a reptile's tail." ~"Adopted," said
 2 1,3|     semi-circle from the cape to Reptile End. To the south the horizon,
 3 1,6|       Cyrus Harding examined the reptile, and declared it not venomous,
 4 1,6|        of surprise over, began a reptile chase with such eagerness,
 5 1,0|       part between the Mercy and Reptile Point, they would find new
 6 2,1|        Cape on the southeast, to Reptile End on the southwest. To
 7 2,1|      spear and do as I do." ~The reptile, aware of danger, had retired
 8 2,4|          between Falls River and Reptile End was a mass of wood,
 9 2,4|       separated Falls River from Reptile End was about twelve miles.
10 2,4|        that after having reached Reptile End, Harding and his companions
11 2,4|       weary explorers arrived at Reptile End. Here the seaside forest
12 2,2|          shore from Claw Cape to Reptile End, the forests in which
13 2,3|          vessels to touch there. Reptile End was passed in about
14 2,6|         which had been killed on Reptile End. Suddenly surprised,
15 2,9|      Port Balloon so as to reach Reptile End. Of the ninety miles
16 3,1| Washington Bay from Claw Cape to Reptile End, the woody and marshy
17 3,1|      proceed through the wood to Reptile End. They would make their
18 3,1|        more than five miles from Reptile Point. ~And indeed, the
19 3,2|    region forming the shore from Reptile End to Falls River. The