Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|  would regularly hunt those musmons which had been seen on the
 2 1,2|  since there were plenty of musmons, it was agreed to consult
 3 2,7|     of an enclosure for the musmons or other woolly animals
 4 2,8|      and especially for the musmons, who were to supply the
 5 2,8| enough to contain a hundred musmons and wild goats, with all
 6 2,8|    be made very strong, for musmons are powerful animals, and
 7 2,8|   simply in surrounding the musmons and goats, and gradually
 8 2,8| mile round the corral. ~The musmons were very numerous in this
 9 2,8|  and shouting! Of a hundred musmons which had been surrounded,
10 2,9|    the corral, the flock of musmons had also increased, and
11 2,1|    and solid clothing. ~The musmons in the corral had been stripped
12 2,1|   the wool furnished by the musmons was composed of very short
13 2,2|  enlarged, for the flock of musmons and goats had been increased
14 2,0|   of felt clothing, and the musmons, very numerous by this time,
15 3,2|    inside the palisade. The musmons and the goats, sleeping
16 3,3|   place of grass. Goats and musmons gambolled among the rocks.
17 3,4|     look after the flock of musmons and goats and bring back
18 3,8| corral, where the flocks of musmons and goats were enclosed,
19 3,8|     busied himself with the musmons and goats which seemed to
20 3,9|  The cries of the terrified musmons and goats indicated the