Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     They were prisoners of war whose boldness had induced
 2 1,2| South, during the terrible War of Secession. Their aerial
 3 1,2|   had confided, during the war, the direction of the railways,
 4 1,2|    all the battles of that war. After having begun as a
 5 1,2|  follow the changes of the war in the midst of the Northern
 6 1,1| they spoke of the terrible war which stained it with blood;
 7 1,2|    thing of yesterday, and war is as old as the human race-unhappily." ~"
 8 1,3| resolved to make desperate war against the ferocious beasts,
 9 2,8| What was the result of the War of Secession? It could not
10 2,8|   this season, made fierce war against the jaguars. Gideon
11 2,9|     the land torn by civil war at the time they left it,
12 3,5|   mistaken, as, during the war of the Union, he had had
13 3,4|    no doubt that the civil war was at an end, and to them
14 3,4| incidents of this terrible war? How much blood had it not