Book,  chapter

 1    1,   11|    and the march resumed.~The custom of the muleteers is to start
 2    2,   11|   slowly.~Paganel, as was his custom, took Robert with him. His
 3    3,    5|       satisfied the monstrous custom. What was a meal, was raised
 4    3,    5|     cannibal for the horrible custom, so abhorrent to God’s laws,
 5    3,    9|    curious details as to this custom. He justly observes that “
 6    3,   10|       they might.”~“Our Maori custom,” replied Kai-Koumou, “is
 7    3,   11|     modified by this singular custom, the deity is brought into
 8    3,   11| corpse remains unburied. This custom was rigorously observed.
 9    3,   11|      to survive him. It was a custom, as well as a duty, and
10    3,   16|   surprised, but it is not my custom to discuss any orders I
11    3,   19| Zealanders have the barbarous custom of deceiving ships by moving