Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       being with two feet and no wings would encounter. It is needless
 2 1,6|          line, and a flapping of wings showed that the birds were
 3 1,2|      hinder the display of their wings. Black, white, or gray cockatoos,
 4 1,2| magnificent pigeons with bronzed wings, some superbly crested,
 5 1,5|    innocent-looking birds, whose wings were reduced to the state
 6 1,6|     developed frontal plate, and wings edged with white. It was
 7 1,1|          cinnamon, a green head, wings black, white, and red, and
 8 2,3|          lengthened necks, short wings, and without any appearance
 9 2,3|          with green, part of the wings crimson, and its crest bordered
10 2,4|         was not full of flapping wings. ~Towards seven o'clock
11 2,7|    Chinese species, of which the wings open like a fan, and which