Part,  Chapter

 1 1,4|      on the wing, by the white tail, and by their slate-colored
 2 1,6|   mottled with dark brown, and tail of the same color. Herbert
 3 1,1|       which it ended in a long tail, similar to the caudal appendage
 4 1,1|      gigantic alligator. ~This tail formed a regular peninsula,
 5 1,1|        to the extremity of the tail of the southwest, was not
 6 1,1|        points, that is, of the tail which extended to the southwest,
 7 1,1|        Reptile-end to the bent tail which terminates it, for
 8 1,1|       is just like a reptile's tail." ~"Adopted," said the engineer. ~"
 9 1,2|       the splendid menura, the tail of which expands gracefully
10 1,2| appendage which served it as a tail. "Let me believe that these
11 2,3|    without any appearance of a tail. Herbert rightly gave them
12 2,4|        to the beginning of its tail. The yellow color of its
13 2,5|    promontory which formed the tail of the peninsula the coast
14 2,7|     dove-colored, the legs and tail white, striped with black
15 3,2|       you doing here?" asked a tail man, in a harsh voice, who,