Book,  chapter

1    1,    4|     voyages he left his little ones in charge of his cousin,
2    1,    8|          Well, then, the small ones.”~“There are none, madam.”~“
3    1,   15|     talk about the dear absent ones.~Paganel never quitted the
4    1,   20|        Pampas?”~“Just the very ones who had the foreign prisoners
5    1,   26|     felt the presence of loved ones about him in the darkness
6    2,   14| curious marsupials. The little ones retreated precipitately
7    2,   14|     twice as long as the front ones, and unbend like a spring.
8    3,   20|  thinking, however, of my dear ones, remembering them every
9    3,   20|      named Tabor on the French ones!”~At this moment a vigorous