Chapter

 1 1 | feeling of weariness which is natural to all vanquished people,
 2 3 |    with eager curiosity, very natural in a military man, until
 3 6 |     sooner begun to apply his natural ingenuity to his new fancy,
 4 6 | species. ~He belonged to that natural, humorous school who took
 5 7 |     this queen of flowers its natural distinctive perfume, which
 6 18|      him, saying, 'Was it not natural that be should be furious,
 7 28|     first impulse of the very natural terror with which this horrible
 8 29|        laughing, "it is quite natural that this worthy fellow
 9 31|    fact brings us in the most natural manner to that celebration
10 32|     display of artificial and natural magnificence were as dazzling