Book,  chapter

1    1,    9| separated by bands of cloud, forming a sort of aerial archipelago
2    1,   20|      in groups of thousands, forming a complete town, about a
3    1,   23|  branches began to fork out, forming a natural hearth, where
4    1,   25|    water-spout was gradually forming in the south— a cone of
5    3,   14|  still smoking. The Maories, forming here and there groups, contemplated
6    3,   17|  increased the difficulty of forming any new plan. Was the presence