Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|       flock of birds, of a small size and pretty plumage, with
 2 1,0|      birds, which were about the size of a fowl, the female was
 3 1,0|  half-a-dozen animals of a large size, with strong horns bent
 4 1,1|        these terms: ~"About what size is this island?" ~Truly,
 5 1,2|      rodents in each hand. Their size exceeded that of a rabbit,
 6 1,3|     divided into pieces of equal size. A practiced workman can
 7 1,3|    passage of animals of a large size, armed with powerful claws,
 8 1,3|     molded on stones of a proper size, great jars and pots to
 9 1,5| creatures. They were of a medium size, for their length did not
10 1,5|           for, in spite of their size, they were of the same liliaceous
11 1,5|       the sloth, being about the size of a large dog, and having
12 1,6|          before a snake of great size, measuring from fourteen
13 1,6|      white. It was a "coot," the size of a large partridge, belonging
14 1,7|        previously reduced to the size of a nut. ~This done, they
15 1,8|      disposal a vast cavern, the size of which could not be properly
16 1,9|          sleeping-room, of equal size; and lastly, a "Visitor'
17 1,1|       foxes, but of a very large size, who uttered a sort of barking,
18 2,1|         when they are of a large size?' ~"That is true, my boy,"
19 2,2|        was of an unusually large size. It was made of oak wood,
20 2,3|         down. The lory is of the size of a pigeon, the plumage
21 2,4|          generally of a moderate size, for their number prevented
22 2,4|     traces of animals of a large size who had come to quench their
23 2,4|      furnish, according to their size, canes and pipes and are
24 2,4|    cavern. ~It was a jaguar of a size at least equal to its Asiatic
25 2,6|     monkey, which was of a large size, evidently belonged to the
26 2,6|        chest, head of a moderate size, the facial angle reaching
27 2,7|          fine animals of a large size that had imprudently ventured
28 2,9|           some of which were the size of a pigeon's egg, Pencroft'
29 2,0|       and as a boat of a certain size was necessary for this voyage,
30 2,0|       was a whale of the largest size, which apparently belonged
31 2,0|          exact proportion to the size of the animal, one can judge
32 2,8|      through the holes of a less size. Finally, the engineer obtained