Part, Chapter

 1  1, 2 |    end of March, laden with a precious collection. My departure
 2  1, 3 |      des Plantes, my dear and precious collections--but nothing
 3  1, 4 |      Exhibition of 1867. This precious weapon of American origin
 4  1, 10| classed and labelled the most precious productions of the sea which
 5  1, 16|  nails, and tufted tail. This precious animal, hunted and tracked
 6  1, 20|       zones furnished us with precious food that we missed on board.
 7  1, 21|       against, and broke, the precious object in Conseil's hand.
 8  1, 23|    thrown me just by the most precious specimens of the zoophyte.
 9  1, 23| company of coral-divers. This precious matter, often confused with
10  2, 2 |     pendants, and, being more precious, are sold singly. Those
11  2, 6 |   gold. From whence came this precious metal, which represented
12  2, 8 |   with them. Laden with their precious booty, the men returned
13  2, 8 |      America had given up her precious metals. He was heir direct,
14  2, 11|  inexhaustible coal-mines-- a precious reserve prepared by far-seeing
15  2, 12|  eight hundred pounds of that precious oil called spermaceti. The