Chapter

 1 XI     |         been excluded, and in which remains only a residuum of carbonic
 2 XIV    |             lay along the soil like remains of an ancient temple, in
 3 XV     |      presented layers of carbonized remains of vegetation alternating
 4 XIX    |          must soon find some fossil remains of primitive life; and then
 5 XX     |   rudimentary trilobites, I noticed remains of a more perfect order
 6 XXVII  |          when some day my petrified remains should be found thirty leagues
 7 XXX    |             I had rushed upon these remains, formed of indestructible
 8 XXX    |           is a menagerie, for these remains were not brought here by
 9 XXXIII |          appeared, but their fossil remains, found in the argillaceous
10 XXXVII |         immense cemetery, where the remains of twenty ages mingled their
11 XXXVII |          feet were trampling on the remains of prehistoric animals and
12 XXXVII |           reconstructed the organic remains deposited in this magnificent
13 XXXVIII|           all. Fresh discoveries of remains in the pleiocene formation
14 XXXVIII|        still. It is true that these remains were not human bones, but
15 XXXVIII| contemporary of the mastodons whose remains fill this amphitheatre.
16 XXXIX  |           of mastodons — not fossil remains, but living and resembling
17 XXXIX  |          being like him whose dried remains we had easily lifted up