Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|   latitude and longitude without instruments? It would be difficult.
 2 1,3|         lack of food for want of instruments for the chase?" ~"Ah, if
 3 1,3|         some degrees." ~"Without instruments, without sextant?" asked
 4 1,5|         excellent temper. ~Other instruments, of course roughly fashioned,
 5 1,7|       powder, and with imperfect instruments? Was not this work upon
 6 2,2|        contained tools, weapons, instruments, clothes, books; and this
 7 2,2|       boxes of percussion caps. ~Instruments:-1 sextant, 1 double opera-glass,
 8 2,2| telescope, 1 box of mathematical instruments, 1 mariner's compass, 1
 9 2,2|   practical man! Tools, weapons, instruments, clothes, utensils, books-nothing
10 2,2|       mark or direction on these instruments, tools, or books, which
11 2,2|  examined, especially the books, instruments and weapons. Neither the
12 2,2|      Neither the weapons nor the instruments, contrary to the usual custom,
13 2,3|       thick forests, as also the instruments, the telescope and pocket-compass. ~
14 2,6|          to the colony, weapons, instruments, tools, ammunition, provisions,
15 2,8|  furnished with arms, tools, and instruments; they had been able to turn
16 3,4|          ammunition, clothes and instruments, were now piled in the storerooms