Book,  chapter

1    1,    7|     the reply.~“And to what particular part?”~“To Concepcion.”~“
2    1,    8|   But travelers are not too particular, and, moreover, in seven
3    1,   11|   progenitors. They are not particular about their food, and only
4    1,   16| they were not bound for any particular town, or village, or settlement.
5    1,   16|  silence. But on reaching a particular point, he checked his horse
6    1,   25|      that the thunder has a particular affection for. Besides,
7    2,    7| ground by being exceedingly particular in minutiae. McNabbs, therefore,
8    2,    9|    presented nothing of any particular interest. A succession of
9    3,    1|    not necessary to be very particular.~“What do you want?” asked