Part, Chapter

 1  1, 13|     their temperature and their colour. The most remarkable of
 2  1, 13|   round-tailed goby, of a white colour, with violet spots on the
 3  1, 15|      easily, and dissipated all colour, and I clearly distinguished
 4  1, 20|        small. But the shades of colour were beautiful, having a
 5  1, 20|      neck and head, and emerald colour at the throat, chestnut
 6  1, 23|     bruised and broken mass, in colour like the dregs of wine. ~
 7  2, 1 |          gelatinous and without colour, of the thickness of a hair,
 8  2, 1 |      suddenly resumed its usual colour; but behind us, even to
 9  2, 2 |     their water (that is, their colour), and their lustre: that
10  2, 4 |       account of the particular colour of its waters." ~"But up
11  2, 4 |      and without any particular colour." ~"Very likely; but as
12  2, 4 |          And you attribute this colour to the presence of a microscopic
13  2, 5 |    wings, and tail of a greyish colour, the belly and throat white,
14  2, 10| clusters of flowers, both their colour and perfume half gone. Here
15  2, 14|        land seemed to give some colour to Maury's theory. The ingenious
16  2, 18|         5,000 lb.; the, varying colour changing with great rapidity,