Part,  Chapter

1      I,  IV   | porcupines, the flesh of which is excellent. The waters of the Slave
2      I,  XI   |         supply the factories with excellent milk, more nourishing than
3      I,  XIV  |          each, and their flesh is excellent. Hundreds of them were cared
4      I,  XIV  |          remainder converted into excellent pies by the skilful hands
5      I,  XIV  |       brandy or gin, it formed an excellent beverage, and served to
6      I,  XV   |        the oil; of which-being in excellent condition-they would yield
7      I,  XXIII|          his little colony was in excellent health. No quarrels had
8     II,  II   |    deserted, eagerly examining an excellent map of the oceanic and atmospheric