Chapter

 1 XXVIII| prayers the body of the first victim of our miseries was committed
 2 XXXVII|      him; but then he was the victim of the most torturing thirst,
 3 L     |    carry off at least its one victim, and perhaps more. The end
 4 LII   |   only have deemed myself the victim of an illusion; but nothing
 5 LIII  |    ordained by fate to be the victim. For my own part, I profess
 6 LIII  |      name drawn should be the victim.~But who would draw the
 7 LIV   |      At the very sight of the victim thus provided, all the tortures
 8 LIV   |    companion must become your victim. But allow him one more
 9 LV    |       dared not look upon the victim, and whenever his eyes,
10 LV    |      Sandon carried off their victim to the front.~All this had
11 LV    |  simultaneously to snatch the victim from his murderers. A furious
12 LVI   |       been struck, and so the victim had not yet fallen. Curtis