Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|    Thick, strong thorns, the points bent back (which were supplied
 2 1,1|      in capes, promontories, points, bays, or creeks. Its strange
 3 1,1|   observers from the extreme points, that is, of the tail which
 4 1,1|  names to all its angles and points. Gideon Spilett would write
 5 1,1|      discoveries. ~As to the points of the compass, the engineer
 6 1,3|       without knots, but the points with which they must be
 7 1,3|      arrows armed with sharp points. It was Top who had famished
 8 1,3|   Top who had famished these points, by bringing in a porcupine,
 9 1,6|   and sticks with sharp iron points were their only weapons.
10 2,5|  irregular, projecting sharp points into the sea, and finally
11 2,0|    pierce him with its sharp points." ~"Well! I do call that
12 2,1|  were everywhere entire; but points of rock jutted out here
13 2,1| there, and by means of these points it would have been quite
14 2,1|     carefully examined these points by the light of his lantern,
15 2,2| sailed admirably within five points of the wind. All hands were
16 2,0| slightly fallen, shifted two points, and enabled Pencroft to
17 3,3|    fired from four different points at once, the convicts would