Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        that these stars did not belong to the Northern Hemisphere.
 2 1,4|      tightly to the rocks. They belong to that species of molluscous
 3 1,0|        of them-must necessarily belong to those races of sure foot
 4 1,5|      animal in question did not belong to the redoubtable family
 5 2,3|   iron-bark trees in Australia, belong to this family of the myrtaceae,
 6 2,6|         so many characteristics belong which prove them to be possessed
 7 2,8|  berries of these shrubs, which belong to the family of the caprifoliaceae. ~
 8 2,4|         whatever country he may belong. But before beginning our
 9 2,5|       who appeared no longer to belong to the human species. ~"
10 2,6|       and from that day he will belong to us!" ~The event justified
11 3,1|      But to what nation did she belong? That was difficult to say. ~"
12 3,1|       nothing which appeared to belong to a settled encampment. ~
13 3,1|       with brown plumage, which belong to the tribe of waders.
14 3,2| volcanic fires, which could not belong to a temperate climate.