Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|       clothes, which they had preserved from contact with the water,
 2 1,7|       fire die away, and only preserved a few embers buried under
 3 1,2|       Gideon Spilett had been preserved from the sea-water, as he
 4 1,3|     was eaten fresh, but they preserved some capybara hams, by smoking
 5 1,4|    Pacific, but my memory has preserved a very clear recollection
 6 1,1|       through the passage, it preserved its fluidity, and arrived
 7 1,2|     position of Granite House preserved it from a direct attack. ~
 8 2,2|       case of metal which had preserved them from damp, and which
 9 2,4|     pith of the young stalks, preserved in vinegar, makes a good
10 2,8|     plateau, and the rest was preserved in a wild state, for the
11 2,2| something to employ our time! Preserved and made into pies we shall
12 2,2|      chase were not made into preserved provisions; and as the game
13 3,6|      lift, had been carefully preserved, and the water could not
14 3,5|  excavated these caverns, and preserved them for the admiration
15 3,9|    part of the island will be preserved from utter destruction,
16 3,9|  dockyard were for the moment preserved. And these few days it was
17 3,0|     God! mercifully hast Thou preserved us!" ~It was, in fact, the "