Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|       colony should camp under a hut of branches, so that the
 2 1,5|       forest, among the trees, a hut of branches interlaced with
 3 1,5|      good fire blazed before the hut, the roast turned, and at
 4 2,3|        the trees, exclaimed,-~"A hut!" ~All three immediately
 5 2,3|          with a rapid step. ~The hut was empty! ~ ~
 6 2,4|        to pass the night in this hut." ~"You are right, Pencroft,"
 7 2,4|     notwithstanding all that the hut revealed of abandonment,
 8 2,4|      nearly certain that, as the hut was deserted, and the tools,
 9 2,4|        mouth of the stream. ~The hut had been built of planks,
10 2,4|         having walked around the hut, saw on a plank, probably
11 2,4|        minutes after leaving the hut Pencroft and his companions
12 2,4| unfortunate man was taken to the hut. Perhaps the sight of the
13 2,7|            leave me alone in the hut in the corral!" ~"As you
14 2,9|      easier than to place in the hut, which was Captain Grant'
15 3,7|      first lighted a fire in the hut, which was not wanting in
16 3,7|       devastation, either in the hut, or in the palisade. The
17 3,5|         Harding stood before the hut. ~Probably the house was