Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|   their eggs have a detestable taste. However, Herbert, who had
 2 1,4|      they had a strong peppery taste, they were palatable without
 3 1,6|       be a good opportunity to taste jacamar," replied the sailor, "
 4 1,6|       advanced, as if about to taste a piece of grouse, scarcely
 5 1,9|        sargassum, of which the taste was very tolerable. It is
 6 1,9|      you to do it, we wouldn't taste roast meat very soon"; but
 7 1,2|      had been very much to his taste, would know how to find
 8 1,3|  family. They had an excellent taste, and were very nutritious,
 9 1,2| transparent and of a delicious taste. ~The cold continued to
10 2,9|     which perfectly suited his taste. ~"With good old Jup there
11 2,0|     differs from it neither in taste, color, nor density. ~Pencroft
12 2,6|     the settlers were eager to taste the first piece of bread