Book,  chapter

 1    1,   21|          Sergeant heard whether any Europeans were prisoners in the hands
 2    1,   21|           all I heard was that some Europeans were prisoners, but I never
 3    2,   14|           of their nature, and some Europeans have lived a long time among
 4    3,    2|             first interview between Europeans and aborigines seemed to
 5    3,    5|             resolute and well-armed Europeans need not give a thought
 6    3,    7|     Zealanders are incensed against Europeans, and especially against
 7    3,    9|           is sealed against profane Europeans.~Paganel was aware of the
 8    3,   10| imprecations of the men against the Europeans. Abusive epithets were lavished,
 9    3,   12|         must show these savages how Europeans can die.”~The meal ended.
10    3,   13|         imported long before by the Europeans. Large jars contained pure
11    3,   14|         broke out when they saw the Europeans leave the sacred place they