Chapter

1 XIV    |   marked by breaking boughs and bushes when they came. The density
2 XVI    |     gigantic trees, arborescent bushes, mosses on the even surface—
3 XXXIII |  scrutinizing the thickets, the bushes, the underbrush—in fine,
4 XXXV   |         ferocious revels in the bushes and under the waters of
5 XXXVIII|     withered grass, and stunted bushes that grew upon it. The wind
6 XLIX   |       dwarf mimosas and stunted bushes.~As for the appearance of
7 XL     | distance, see the trees and the bushes entirely stripped, and the
8 XLIII  |         and stony plains, a few bushes and some coarse grass, scorched