Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |    transverse bands. A piece of curved wood, turning up at the
 2      I,  VII |         extreme difficulty; the curved fronts stuck in the soft
 3      I,  XIV |    horny, and it was armed with curved claws and formidable jaws.~“
 4      I,  XV  |   canine teeth of the upper jaw curved down-wards are much more
 5      I,  XV  | Following the coast line, which curved considerably, and to which
 6      I,  XIX |        neck, short and slightly curved claws, narrow muzzle, and
 7     II,  III |      shut in by a long slightly curved coast-line, formed by the
 8     II,  V   |       the American coast, which curved considerably.~The distance
 9     II,  XII |         inner framework and the curved fronts being carefully repaired
10     II,  XXII|   running inland, it followed a curved line as far as the beginning