Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|    sang and fluttered in the foliage, and appeared very timid,
 2 2,3|    gleamed through the thick foliage and glanced on the little
 3 2,6|      through the curtains of foliage. ~All here was in order;
 4 2,0|    pierced through the thick foliage and it would have been very
 5 2,2|    contrasted with the young foliage of other trees and overlooked
 6 2,5|   trees of the forest, their foliage slightly agitated by the
 7 2,8| penetrated through the thick foliage spreading above their heads.
 8 2,0|      and among the evergreen foliage of the coniferae which formed
 9 3,1|   distance appear as natural foliage, and thus disguise the windows
10 3,1| window and gazed through the foliage. ~It was now half-past seven.
11 3,3|   ball through the suspected foliage which concealed that part
12 3,1|    the colonists. ~The thick foliage of the trees threw a grateful
13 3,1|      to the thickness of the foliage than to the disappearance
14 3,2| their height and their thick foliage, bore witness to the vegetative
15 3,2|    to the thickness of their foliage, the obscurity rendered