Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|   opinion, some had been left by formidable wild beasts which doubtless
 2 1,1|          the half-open jaws of a formidable dog-fish. ~From the northeast
 3 1,2|      they found there, neither a formidable wild beast nor a dangerous
 4 1,6|          bold sailors as well as formidable enemies, and we must take
 5 1,6|  terrible blow had destroyed the formidable dugong? No one could tell,
 6 1,2|   authoritative tone. ~But these formidable carnivora did not exist
 7 2,4| ferocious rival of the tiger, as formidable as the puma, which is the
 8 2,4|       from their encampments the formidable wild beasts of Central Asia. ~ ~
 9 2,2|       impregnable line. Top, his formidable jaws open, preceded the
10 2,6|      than a knife, rushed on the formidable animal, who turned to meet
11 3,6|   weapons would have been really formidable. ~The colonists walked rapidly
12 3,9|       attention to even the most formidable of these animals. They had