Part, chapter
1    2,    2|     be taken to procure his vindication.”~Yaquita was almost helpless,
2    2,   15|   but that it contained the vindication of the doomed man. Every
3    2,   17|  not contain the longed-for vindication, it was on no such doubtful
4    2,   19| could be no doubt as to the vindication of Joam Dacosta. The true
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