Book,  chapter

1    1,    9|          greeted with enthusiastic gestures, feeling kindred emotions
2    1,   10|         words, aided by expressive gestures, that the British Consul
3    1,   15|     proposition was partly made by gestures, and partly by a few Spanish
4    1,   19| interpreted the Indian’s words and gestures.~As it was, fully a quarter
5    3,   10|         lavished, the accompanying gestures became more violent. The
6    3,   11|       terrified at their delirious gestures.~But Kai-Koumou had kept