Book,  chapter

 1    1,   13|      how it happened that the flesh of the guanaco, which was
 2    1,   18|    pachydermatous animal, the flesh of which is excellent eating.~
 3    1,   18|       such a novel chase. The flesh of the NANDOU is highly
 4    1,   19|  scented a good meal of human flesh or horse flesh, and none
 5    1,   19|       of human flesh or horse flesh, and none of them would
 6    1,   24|      he has once tasted human flesh he scents it greedily. He
 7    2,   11|       Major observed that the flesh of his wrists was deeply
 8    2,   14|     large as a sheep, and the flesh is excellent.~The bandicoot
 9    2,   17|   ball had only gone into the flesh, and there was no internal
10    3,    1|       bear has dealt in human flesh in his time.”~“What matter?”
11    3,    3|     cannibals greedy of human flesh, man-eaters to whom we should
12    3,    5| savages began by eating human flesh to appease the demands of
13    3,    5|      will eat meat, and human flesh as meat.”~“Why not animal
14    3,    5|     as meat.”~“Why not animal flesh?” asked Glenarvan.~“Because
15    3,    5|       have always eaten human flesh. There are even ‘man-eating
16    3,    5|       to wean them from Maori flesh, which they prefer to all
17    3,    5|     flavor. As to white men’s flesh, they do not like it so
18    3,    5|     New Zealanders do not eat flesh without cooking or smoking
19    3,    5|   savage who has tasted human flesh, is not easily persuaded
20    3,    5|       s laws, of eating human flesh! ‘And beside,’ said he, ‘
21    3,   10|      life; not the perishable flesh, but the bones, which are
22    3,   11|    pah”; the smell of charred flesh polluted the air; and but
23    3,   11|       earth had destroyed the flesh and nothing remained but