Book,  chapter

 1    1,   17|       took us for robbers, and fled in terror.”~“I rather think
 2    1,   22|      master knew he would have fled away to the north as fast
 3    1,   22|   racehorse, and the travelers fled before it like a cloud before
 4    1,   23|        of the feathered tribes fled away into the topmost branches,
 5    2,   10|       and turn back. The sheep fled in all directions, afraid
 6    2,   15|    Flocks of bustards and emus fled at the approach of the travelers.
 7    3,    5|   sleep of the passengers, had fled with the only boat. There
 8    3,    8|        men, cats and dogs, has fled toward the unoccupied country,
 9    3,   14|       get out of the way; they fled to the enclosure of the
10    3,   14|    liquid fire had not touched fled to the surrounding hills;
11    3,   14|        out of their holes, and fled from the scene.~All night
12    3,   14|   native camp.~The Maories had fled to the neighboring ledges,
13    3,   15| ostriches, timid too, for they fled with extreme rapidity. But
14    3,   15|       The savages took flight, fled and regained the shore.~“