Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3| Others, more active, rose in flocks and passed in clouds over
 2 1,6|    Towards three o'clock new flocks of birds were seen through
 3 1,2|   magpies which flew away in flocks. ~A charge of small shot
 4 1,6|   beating the bushes, put up flocks of birds of different kinds,
 5 1,7|   had been stranded. Already flocks of birds had attacked the
 6 1,1|   teal, snipe lived there in flocks, and those fearless birds
 7 2,0| enormous animal, above which flocks of birds already hovered. ~"
 8 2,3|     at the foot of the hill. Flocks of rock-pigeons and sea-swallows,
 9 2,3|   south, disturbing numerous flocks of sea-birds and herds of
10 3,8|     to the corral, where the flocks of musmons and goats were