Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|     the rooms, and the sailor laid in the fireplace some logs
 2 1,5|       the shell-fish, then he laid himself down on the sand,
 3 1,8|       long grass. Harding was laid on it, and Pencroft, having
 4 1,3|     well-prepared fagots, was laid on the ground and surrounded
 5 2,2|      carried to the beach and laid on the sand before Granite
 6 2,8|    stores for the winter were laid in. Shoals of salmon entered
 7 2,0| thought that the timbers were laid on the keel. ~Pencroft,
 8 2,2|   Granite House. There he was laid on a mattress taken from
 9 2,2|      had been dressed. He was laid down, strict diet was imposed, "
10 2,2|    reefs, that buoys might be laid down since this little creek
11 2,6|  immense kitchen-garden, well laid out and carefully tended,
12 3,2|     At that moment a hand was laid on Ayrton's shoulder. ~"
13 3,2|      A fifth shot from Ayrton laid one low, and the others
14 3,3|     more of their number were laid in the bottom of the boat.
15 3,7| serious. ~Herbert's chest was laid bare, and the blood having
16 3,8|       the wire which had been laid down by the captain between