Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|     Pencroft only saw traces of quadrupeds, fresh footprints of animals,
 2 1,2|       song of birds, the cry of quadrupeds, and a sort of clacking
 3 1,2|   clearly shown when a troop of quadrupeds, jumping, bounding, making
 4 1,9|       least half-a-dozen of the quadrupeds. He wished to stock their
 5 1,1|       thicket a whole family of quadrupeds, who had made a home there,
 6 1,2| numerous footprints showed that quadrupeds frequented the ground. They
 7 2,4|  whether these active and merry quadrupeds did not consider him and
 8 2,7|        from the attacks both of quadrupeds and quadrumana. In this
 9 2,7|         high and pointed, which quadrupeds would have found difficulty
10 2,9|        or bimana, quadrumana or quadrupeds, it left nothing to be desired.
11 3,1|       creatures, both birds and quadrupeds, are more timid than formerly.