Chapter

 1 II    |       there in their places in perfect order, and correctly named,
 2 XI    |       whole appearance bespoke perfect calmness and self-possession,
 3 XIII  | volumes of smoke — they were a perfect cluster of unwashed angels.~
 4 XV    |       of wind, flew about in a perfect hail as in an eruption.
 5 XVI   |      back out of it. Hans with perfect coolness resumed the lead,
 6 XVII  |        such indifference, such perfect disregard of any possible
 7 XX    |      noticed remains of a more perfect order of beings, amongst
 8 XXIV  |     were tired, our health was perfect, and the medicine chest
 9 XXXIII|       period. They possessed a perfect organisation, gigantic proportions,
10 XXXVI |      it is, upon this rock, in perfect condition, as well as the
11 XXXVI |      line upon the shore, in a perfect state of preservation; for
12 XXXVI |   examined it again, it was in perfect condition. In whatever position
13 XLII  |     replied the Professor with perfect coolness, “our situation
14 XLIII |       Professor with an air of perfect self-possession; “and it
15 XLIV  |       mountain was hidden in a perfect bower of rich verdure, amongst
16 XLIV  |     half undressed, in rags, a perfect scarecrow, with his leathern