Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |       power of locomotion, and the peculiar life with which it seemed
 2  1, 10|          were good, but they had a peculiar flavour, which I easily
 3  1, 14|         which are furnished with a peculiar system of closing, which
 4  1, 15|         was at first struck by the peculiar effect of this medium. ~
 5  1, 17|          graceful polypi, that are peculiar to that part of the ocean.
 6  1, 20|          eatable. ~However, a bird peculiar to these lands, and which
 7  2, 1 |            tubercle kind which are peculiar to the Indian seas. ~These
 8  2, 3 |       daylight, with that rapidity peculiar to tropical regions, which
 9  2, 4 |           asked the Canadian, with peculiar emphasis. ~"Well, we shall
10  2, 5 |            of the Sterna nilotica, peculiar to Egypt; its beak is black,
11  2, 6 |            to attribute it to some peculiar idiosyncrasy)-- I felt so
12  2, 9 |           accustomed myself to the peculiar darkness, and I understood,
13  2, 12|         hissing, and what snorting peculiar to these enraged animals!
14  2, 14| brown-bordered wings, others blue, peculiar to the Antarctic seas, and
15  2, 14|       belonging to the three kinds peculiar to the southern seas; the