Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        from the islet. However, verdure was not wanting to the right
 2 1,3|      limits of their view. This verdure relieved the eye, so long
 3 1,4|      trees still retained their verdure, notwithstanding the advanced
 4 1,1|     were hidden under masses of verdure. At the north, on the contrary,
 5 1,1|        but the ground hidden by verdure, the hollows of the valleys,
 6 1,1|    Neither could the curtain of verdure, which covered three-quarters
 7 1,2| murmuring beneath the bowers of verdure. ~Meanwhile the stream grew
 8 1,2|      east, through a curtain of verdure, picturesquely raised in
 9 2,1|       from the immense plain of verdure. ~From this elevated situation
10 2,3|      this was a uniform mass of verdure, out of which rose two or
11 3,1|          crowded with a cone of verdure, rising to a height of two
12 3,9|         sprang up that charming verdure, the soil was now nothing