Book,  chapter

1    1,   24| Robert to go and hunt in the neighboring forest. Robert clapped his
2    2,    2|      and plants torn off the neighboring continents. Commander Murray
3    2,   11|  bridge. The people from the neighboring stations left their houses,
4    2,   12|  charitable societies by the neighboring tribes. The Australian aborigines
5    3,   13|    allow of a passage to the neighboring peaks that were thrown together
6    3,   14|   party glanced first at the neighboring mountains, and at the deep
7    3,   14|     sides of Maunganamu. The neighboring mountains were lit up by
8    3,   14|      Maories had fled to the neighboring ledges, out of the reach
9    3,   15|    boiling point, while some neighboring springs spread out like