Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         allowed them to see the wide extending ocean beneath
 2 1,4|      open parasol boughs spread wide around. Among the long grass,
 3 1,1|  castaways had landed, formed a wide bay, terminated by a sharp
 4 1,1|         and Claw Cape. It was a wide extent of marshy land, and
 5 2,4|       had arranged breakfast, a wide view was obtained. There
 6 2,5|        that notwithstanding the wide extent of sea which the
 7 2,6|        their departure, was now wide open. ~Some one had entered
 8 2,7|      this place was eighty feet wide. It was therefore necessary
 9 2,7|          which was sufficiently wide to prevent any animals from
10 2,7|  fortnight a ditch, twelve feet wide and six deep, was dug out
11 2,1|    which could traverse seas as wide as the Pacific. ~Herbert
12 2,3|   island ran a stream through a wide meadow falling into the
13 2,4|    trees the axe had prepared a wide clearing, which allowed
14 2,4|         that he was lost on the wide sea without any possibility
15 2,6|         of large square trough, wide at the top, narrow at the
16 3,2|    stream which watered it, its wide carpet of grass, was suddenly
17 3,3| composed solely of two valleys, wide, not very deep, without