Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|        for they belonged to the family of "coniferae," which is
 2 1,9|      the most part, to the pine family. In certain places, less
 3 1,3|       the crejimba, of the palm family, which does not bear edible
 4 1,3|    herbaceous plant of the arum family. They had an excellent taste,
 5 1,5|     were of the same liliaceous family as the onion, chive, shallot,
 6 1,5|       belong to the redoubtable family of the plantigrades. It
 7 1,1|     when from a thicket a whole family of quadrupeds, who had made
 8 1,2|    these representatives of the family of sus by the little appendage
 9 1,2|       which are included in the family, and they were also of the
10 2,3|    groups belonging to the same family, among others one in particular,
11 2,3|         eucalyptus belongs to a family which comprises many useful
12 2,3|       Australia, belong to this family of the myrtaceae, which
13 2,6| attentively. He belonged to the family of anthropoid apes, of which
14 2,6|       the baboon. It is to this family of the anthropoid apes that
15 2,8|     shrubs, which belong to the family of the caprifoliaceae. ~
16 2,7|         in which the nobleman's family and the captain's children
17 2,9|       dearest in the world, his family, his friends, his native