Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|      of the islet, which would serve as a signal to the engineer.
 2 1,4|   smallest fissure which would serve as a dwelling. It was a
 3 1,4|        some cavity which would serve them as a retreat, but in
 4 1,4|        and these Chimneys will serve our turn. Let us set to
 5 1,6|     That could in case of need serve for tinder." ~The sailor
 6 1,0|       burned a little linen to serve as tinder. As to flint,
 7 1,3|       an apparatus which would serve to transform the natural
 8 1,3|      is to say, a substance to serve in lieu of iron, could not
 9 1,3|      sun two trees which would serve him for marks, he thus obtained
10 1,7|     particular arrangement, to serve for the distillation of
11 1,0|        friends, everything can serve us in the condition in which
12 2,8|       with extreme power would serve to stretch out the wire
13 2,9|        not a cleft which could serve as a retreat to any being
14 3,4| discovered tackle, which would serve to hoist up the barrels
15 3,2|         if necessary, it would serve as an entrenchment." ~"Forward,
16 3,4|       complete rig which would serve for the vessel now on the