Book,  chapter

 1    2,    9|       heads, feeding between the posts of the telegraph line recently
 2    2,   11|         But the telegraph, whose posts were lying on the ground,
 3    3,   10|          heads which adorned the posts of the inner circle. Lady
 4    3,   10|          your companions, on the posts of that palisade. But Noui-Atoua
 5    3,   11|       had been fenced round, and posts, surmounted with faces painted
 6    3,   12|      sides of the “pah,” and the posts of the house creaked: the
 7    3,   12|       from the foundation of the posts in the wall of the hut which
 8    3,   13|        mountain, freshly painted posts formed a small palisaded
 9    3,   13|     palisade made of red-painted posts. Symbolic figures, tattooed
10    3,   14|      workers used as levers some posts taken from the interior
11    3,   14| Glenarvan. “They have left their posts! God be praised! Our stratagem