Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|             the slender twigs which supported them. ~The hunters then
 2 1,0|          large circular layer which supported the upper cone of the mountain.
 3 1,5|            the powerful spurs which supported Mount Franklin towards the
 4 1,7|           the mass of granite which supported Prospect Heights, and he
 5 1,8|      pillars, irregularly disposed, supported the vaulted roof, as those
 6 1,2|            Gideon Spilett, however, supported Pencroft. ~"If, which may
 7 2,4|             on this luxuriant soil, supported by a granite base, the fine
 8 2,7| considerably enlarged, and the sand supported by means of stakes. ~By
 9 2,0|        powerful flukes, on which it supported itself, and making its way
10 2,2|       lockers. The foot of the mast supported the partition which separated
11 2,6|        frame was to rest on a pivot supported with strong timbers, so
12 3,7|          threw down the props which supported the inner door, ran into
13 3,1|             spurs and valleys which supported three quarters of the base
14 3,3|           weakness. ~His companions supported him. He wished to get up,
15 3,5|         feet rose the vaulted roof, supported on basalt shafts. Irregular