Book,  chapter

1    1,    3|    take his bride to the most beautiful lands in the world, and
2    1,   15|        The road lay through a beautiful fertile region, abounding
3    1,   16|  after he had translated this beautiful figure of the Patagonian
4    1,   26|      eye, and said:~“Good and beautiful.”~Then Robert, and Paganel,
5    2,   14| Barven on the right. Winding, beautiful streams were not wanting,
6    3,   10|      phormium” and a grove of beautiful trees, the “kai-kateas”
7    3,   20|      daughter. He thought her beautiful, charming; and he not only