Book,  chapter

1  Int      |    share than any other single individual in causing the ever-increasing
2    1,    6| addressed like this by a lanky individual of whom he had no knowledge
3    1,   10|        the least clear-sighted individual?”~Paganel was still silent.~“
4    1,   16|       strangers. To a solitary individual, a little troop of eight
5    2,   17|    Joyce were one and the same individual? This was the mystery to
6    3,    9|     his descendants; while the individual coat-of-arms of the Maori
7    3,   16|        Joyce, one and the same individual. Well, and what were the
8    3,   16|     clearly he was a dangerous individual, and I must take precautions