Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|   perhaps be necessary to stop frequently, they reckoned that it would
 2 1,7|     one of the agents the most frequently employed, and the manufacturing
 3 1,8|    each other by a cord, as is frequently done in ascending mountains.
 4 1,1|      frozen. ~The settlers had frequently been obliged to renew their
 5 1,1|        Arctic foxes." They are frequently met with in Chile, in the
 6 2,3|        Pencroft in this manner frequently disembarked, sometimes on
 7 2,4|        astonished at this, and frequently consulted his compass, to
 8 2,7|  refractory than the zebra, is frequently put in harness in the mountainous
 9 2,8| oyster-bed among the rocks was frequently renewed and furnished excellent
10 2,8|    iron hooks, with which they frequently caught fine trout, and a
11 2,0|       own invention, and it is frequently employed by the Aleutian
12 2,1|      venture out, owing to the frequently falling trees; however,
13 2,4|        state of the sea, which frequently broke over the bows. Certainly,
14 2,4|  close-reefed, and they tacked frequently. On the 18th, a wave swept
15 3,9|      orang, accustomed to come frequently to the corral, had taken
16 3,0|    word corral, which had been frequently pronounced before him, and
17 3,2|    temperate climate. The most frequently occurring trees were knaries
18 3,9|     They proceeded but slowly, frequently looking back; but, in consequence