Part, Chapter

 1  1, 15|       edges by the seven solar colours. It was marvellous, a feast
 2  1, 15|  longer refracted. The magical colours disappeared by degrees,
 3  1, 16|    comprised within a scale of colours pink, carmine, green, olive,
 4  1, 20| chattering with parrots of all colours, and grave cockatoos, who
 5  1, 20| papuans, with the finest azure colours, and in all a variety of
 6  1, 20|       and the shading of their colours, attracted and charmed one'
 7  1, 21|     and set off with brilliant colours. ~I could easily have knocked
 8  2, 20| surrendering; and, nailing its colours to the poop, disappeared
 9  2, 21|   belongs to, for she shows no colours. But I can declare she is
10  2, 21|        from distinguishing the colours of her pennant, which floated
11  2, 21|       I am! I do not want your colours to know you by! Look! and