Book,  chapter

 1    1,   19|      closer. The horses displayed signs of the liveliest terror,
 2    1,   20|                CHAPTER XX STRANGE SIGNS~AFTER the first joy of the
 3    2,    5|        but now there were evident signs that a calm was impending,
 4    2,    6|        inhabited, and significant signs of industry revealed the
 5    2,    8|       immediately. He even showed signs of hesitation; but at last,
 6    2,   14|           The kangaroos showed no signs of weariness, and the dogs,
 7    2,   16|         over the wood, but saw no signs of them, and Ayrton returned
 8    2,   17| gastrolobium were motionless. All signs of attack had disappeared.~
 9    3,   10|     always manifested by physical signs; the parents and friends
10    3,   15|  abandoned fields, and everywhere signs of pillage and incendiary
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