Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|     answered. A more perfect survey had to be made to settle
 2 1,0|    it would be impossible to survey the western part of the
 3 1,1|    so as more attentively to survey the island upon which he
 4 2,1|     of these kauris, I could survey the country for an immense
 5 2,2|    necessary to take a rapid survey of the coast as far as Claw
 6 2,2|   Neb climbed a high rock to survey the sea, but there was nothing
 7 2,5|    do it. At least we should survey the unknown shore, and then
 8 2,5|    which the explorers could survey, and though the engineer
 9 2,1|    Harding, having ended his survey, re-ascended, drew up the
10 2,4|     immediately proceeded to survey the dwelling. It had certainly
11 2,9| round the island. A complete survey of the coast had not yet
12 2,9|     from the shore, so as to survey that part of the coast during
13 3,1|     of a captain to come and survey any land or island not yet
14 3,1|   this vessel only wishes to survey the coast of the island.
15 3,2|   there. But after a careful survey, it was evident that the
16 3,2|   plan was this:-To minutely survey the valley forming the bed