Part,  Chapter

 1 2,3|    prudent, for the monkeys, or apes rather, appearing to be
 2 2,6|       rank among the anthropoid apes, who are so called from
 3 2,6|        try again." ~"Why, these apes are so cunning," returned
 4 2,6|        passed, during which the apes took care not to show themselves,
 5 2,6|      the engineer. "Perhaps the apes will think we have gone
 6 2,6|      had changed. ~In fact, the apes, seized with a sudden panic,
 7 2,6|        the family of anthropoid apes, of which the facial angle
 8 2,6|        family of the anthropoid apes that so many characteristics
 9 2,6|   Buffon possessed one of these apes, who served him for a long
10 2,7|        to set out to do so, the apes had been seized with that
11 2,7|       the day the bodies of the apes were carried into the wood,
12 2,2| Pencroft. ~"Wolves, jaguars, or apes?" replied Neb. ~"They have
13 2,2|        several examples of tame apes, to whom the use of tobacco