Part,  Chapter

1      I,  X   |      might have been counted by thousands. The absence of otters,
2      I,  XVII|        favourable years tens of thousands of them have been exported,
3      I,  XXII|      much to the delight of the thousands of ducks and other water-fowl
4     II,  I   | Connected with the mainland for thousands of centuries, the earthquake
5     II,  III |        storm, were returning by thousands. Troops of ducks were hastening
6     II,  III |  centuries.”~“You might say for thousands and thousands of years,
7     II,  III |     might say for thousands and thousands of years, Sergeant,” replied
8     II,  V   |     known to be drifted several thousands of miles by currents? Was
9     II,  IX  |        had been joined on to it thousands of years before, and would