Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|  fine, though of a metallic brilliancy. ~"That must be a jacamar,"
2 2,7|     a fan, and which by the brilliancy of their plumage rival the
3 3,5| electric fluid, so that the brilliancy belonged to them, and as
4 3,5|     silent, motionless. The brilliancy which issued from it escaped
5 3,8|  night. But a kind of lurid brilliancy spread over the island,
6 3,8|  forth from the crater, the brilliancy of which was visible even