Chapter

 1 VIII  |     said one of or travelling companions.~Very good! thought I, just
 2 XIV   |      was awaiting us with his companions carrying provisions, tools,
 3 XV    |  rested for a moment while my companions continued their ascent,
 4 XVI   |       might be held up by his companions. This solid formation was
 5 XIX   |       not to lose sight of my companions. I shuddered at the thought
 6 XX    |       After their meal my two companions laid themselves down upon
 7 XXI   |      going on between his two companions. The gestures themselves
 8 XXII  |    reopened them I saw my two companions motionless and rolled up
 9 XXVI  | myself, “I am sure to find my companions again. There are not two
10 XXVII |     hear if any sound from my companions could reach my ears. At
11 XXVII |     incline, had gone with my companions away into unknown depths.~
12 XXVIII|   could never penetrate to my companions.~“It is they,” I repeated. “
13 XXVIII|    was no time to lose. If my companions moved but a few steps away,
14 XXVIII|     perhaps, the voices of my companions could have reached me.~This
15 XXXV  |       It seems to me as if my companions, the moment they touched
16 XLI   |   duty done, I was to join my companions on the raft, which had not
17 XLII  |       of a violent hunger. My companions were suffering too, and
18 XLIV  |        but I had to follow my companions.~The slope of the volcano