Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        greater part of the sand forming the bed of the channel was
 2 1,1|        an animal, rising again, forming a sort of protuberance which
 3 1,1|       two-thirds of the island, forming an immense forest, other
 4 1,2|       been agreed, that without forming a compact band, the settlers
 5 1,2|     yellowish calcinated earth, forming a plain of nearly a mile
 6 1,8|     projections of the granite, forming regular steps, made the
 7 1,8|       nave of a cathedral, here forming lateral piers, there elliptical
 8 1,2|         consult on the means of forming a flock which might be brought
 9 2,5|      over the rocks in the bay, forming a foamy fringe. From this
10 2,7|       rocky border of the lake, forming a small stream, to which
11 2,9|        the year. His figure was forming and becoming more manly,
12 2,3| Pencroft, Spilett, and Herbert, forming more or less probable conjectures,
13 2,4|         was broken; on a plank, forming a shelf, stood a barrel
14 3,5|    aimed this time at the downs forming the upper side of Union
15 3,2|       of all that wooded region forming the shore from Reptile End
16 3,2|      minutely survey the valley forming the bed of the river, and
17 3,5|      here considerably, the sea forming a little lake. But the roof,
18 3,9|         lava poured forth, thus forming two distinct streams. Above