Chapter

 1 I   |   What!” added Gevrol to his companions, “don’t you know Mother
 2 II  | facts, which had escaped his companions, but which he had observed
 3 II  |    much did he fear that his companions might read his hopes and
 4 III |    much gallantry toward his companions. He became angry. The others
 5 VI  |    last to die, had seen his companions fall. If he had supposed
 6 VIII|     to their less courageous companions.~If there should be no corpse
 7 VIII| calling the attention of his companions to one of the unknown victims,
 8 VIII|  drag himself along; and his companions were obliged to take him
 9 XV  |     He was led astray by his companions, wicked, desperate men.
10 XVII|    some of Polyte’s habitual companions, and the landlord of the
11 XIX |     retired, followed by his companions. Until they reached the