Part,  Chapter

 1 1,9|      had scarcely entered the bushes when they saw Top engaged
 2 1,0|     again entered among thick bushes. There under the shade of
 3 1,0|   After leaving the region of bushes, the party, assisted by
 4 1,2|      was scantily strewn with bushes and trees. They were walking
 5 1,6|     bound together by plants, bushes, and grass inclined at an
 6 1,6|   waters. Top, in beating the bushes, put up flocks of birds
 7 2,3|      with grass, and from the bushes escaped flights of little
 8 2,3|      round the camp among the bushes, but the night passed without
 9 2,4|      hindered at each step by bushes, caught by creepers, barred
10 2,4|       with trees to go round, bushes to cut down, and creepers
11 2,5|    nothing, neither under the bushes nor among the trees. ~"What
12 2,3|      left they could hear the bushes rustling and see the grass
13 3,9| ferreting among the grass and bushes as if his smell had revealed
14 3,1|       away a few creepers and bushes, but no serious obstacle