Book,  chapter

1    1,   18| the desert a most peculiar character. Eighty miles south, on
2    2,   15|   toilsome from its uneven character. The extumescences on the
3    2,   17|     who had become a noted character during the last eighteen
4    2,   17|    had shown him up in his character—a bold and formidable criminal.
5    3,    8| their essentially volcanic character. New Zealand is, in fact,
6    3,    8|   a hotel even of a humble character.”~“A hotel!” cried Paganel, “
7    3,    9|   his belief in the sacred character of his enterprise. In the
8    3,   18|   myself to you in my true character as quartermaster, offering