Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4| directly to make his raft. In a kind of little bay, created by
 2 1,4|      since the captain has been kind enough to come and join
 3 2,6|         his masters if they are kind to him." ~"And they will
 4 2,6|         there is nothing of the kind, and it was found in a perfect
 5 3,0|        The lad then fell into a kind of feverish sleep, and the
 6 3,6|  accumulated knowledge of every kind, and in science, literature,
 7 3,7|     covering, which protected a kind of large eye, from which
 8 3,8|       gloom of the night. But a kind of lurid brilliancy spread
 9 3,8|     Herbert. ~At this instant a kind of bouquet of flames shot
10 3,9|       koalas, and game of every kind, mad with terror, had fled