Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|     examined them,-~"These are couroucous," said he. ~"I should prefer
2 1,6| covered with little birds. The couroucous were waiting the passage
3 1,6|       down whole rows of these couroucous, who never thought of flying
4 1,6|       sailor having strung the couroucous like larks on flexible twigs,
5 1,7|       strength. The strings of couroucous were kept for the next day,
6 1,8|        which our Herbert calls couroucous. Your litter is ready, and
7 1,9|        more game. Besides, the couroucous which had been reserved
8 1,9|        be approached. Even the couroucous were invisible, and it was
9 2,4|     contrary, abound-jacamars, couroucous, tragopans, grouse, lories,