Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1| balloon only half rose, like a bird with a wounded wing. Half
 2 1,1|       wind, and like a wounded bird which revives for an instant,
 3 1,6|   marshy part of the forest, a bird with a long pointed beak,
 4 1,6|     cry was produced by a game bird called grouse in the United
 5 1,0|        employed in cooking the bird, which Neb kept for the
 6 1,3|    Wood, in remembrance of the bird which Pencroft and Herbert
 7 1,5|    snout which terminated in a bird's beak, and an extendible
 8 1,6|   brought a beautiful swimming bird, of a slate color, short
 9 2,3|      appearance of a beautiful bird, resembling the kingfisher. ~"
10 2,3|      asked the reporter. ~"The bird which escaped us on our
11 2,1|     foot. It was a magnificent bird, measuring ten feet from
12 2,1|      liked to keep this superb bird, as its wound would soon
13 2,3|     great albatross or frigate bird passed within gunshot, and
14 2,9|        done wonders, and not a bird had been lost, thanks to
15 3,1|        world by confiding to a bird a letter which contained