Book,  chapter

 1    1,   13|     the fire.~It was a pretty creature, like a small camel without
 2    1,   14|     on the bird. The enormous creature was fast approaching, sometimes
 3    1,   16| English hunter. This splendid creature was called “Thaouka,” a
 4    1,   18|    deal of arguing, the noble creature yielded, though he still
 5    1,   19|     in the veins of the proud creature. Then turning to Paganel,
 6    1,   22|        They owed the faithful creature too much to disobey him,
 7    1,   24|       bloodthirsty, ferocious creature. He can twist the neck of
 8    2,   10| English colonies. This winged creature was five feet high, and
 9    2,   10| killed it. It was a shapeless creature, half porcupine, half ant-eater,
10    2,   10|     Have you ever seen such a creature?”~“It is horrible,” replied
11    2,   14|     it charming.~“An adorable creature,” he called it.~But the