Book,  chapter

 1    1,    5|      experienced sailors, and all belonging to the Glenarvan estate;
 2    1,   18|           killed a curious animal belonging to the order EDENTATA, an
 3    1,   21|           spoke more like a negro belonging to a French colony.~The
 4    2,   10|         sort of unfinished animal belonging to the first stage of creation.
 5    2,   12|           divisions?”~“Australia, belonging to the English; New Zealand,
 6    2,   12|         the English; New Zealand, belonging to the English; Tasmania,
 7    2,   12|         to the English; Tasmania, belonging to the English. The islands
 8    2,   12|           Makin, Maraki, are also belonging to the English.”~“Very good,
 9    2,   12|       Maldives, the Chagos, etc., belonging to the English.”~“Very good,
10    2,   13|          Tara” of the aborigines, belonging to the family of MYRTACEA,
11    2,   14|           thousand stations, some belonging to squatters who rear cattle,
12    2,   14|          Nothing at all, however, belonging to a station was visible—
13    3,   15| recognized, these birds as “moasbelonging to the species of “dinornis,”
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