Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|     not even time to recognize fled into the long grass, "If
 2 1,2|     regular flying mammiferae, fled over the thickets, so quickly
 3 1,9|   animals, similar to rabbits, fled in every direction, with
 4 2,3|        wood. ~Numerous animals fled at their approach, being
 5 2,4|   through which goats and pigs fled in hundreds. ~Twenty minutes
 6 2,4|  specimens of the porcine race fled before them, and these animals,
 7 2,6| Farewell, then!" he cried, and fled like a madman. ~Neb, Pencroft,
 8 3,3| dwellings. Had the inhabitants fled into the interior? Thus
 9 3,3|      of the ambush there, they fled in the direction of Flotsam
10 3,3|    dead or wounded companions, fled to the other side of the
11 3,4|       in the channel, they had fled into the interior of the
12 3,7|        of everything, and only fled when they saw us coming.
13 3,1|       kangaroos, and capybaras fled swiftly at their approach;
14 3,8|      woods. Even the birds had fled. Sometimes a passing breeze
15 3,9|        bewildered with terror, fled in all directions. ~An hour
16 3,9|     kind, mad with terror, had fled to the banks of the Mercy
17 3,9|         The affrighted poultry fled in all directions. Top and