Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|       be more uneven, and the valley of which the river occupied
 2 1,7|  which ran through the narrow valley. The smoke from the fireplace
 3 3,2|        To minutely survey the valley forming the bed of the river,
 4 3,2|     way then along the narrow valley separating two of the largest
 5 3,3|   colonists first visited the valley opening to the south of
 6 3,3|    reserve. ~The whole of the valley bordering on the cave, shaded
 7 3,3|       west on the Falls River valley, and on the east on the
 8 3,3|     the east on the Red Creek valley. These two streams, which
 9 3,5|     rising between the corral valley and that of Falls River,
10 3,5|     stop at the bottom of the valley, and that the stranger's
11 3,9|    followed, on one side, the valley of Red Creek, and on the
12 3,9| principal stream of Red Creek Valley became more and more menacing.
13 3,9|        which had followed the valley of Falls River, a valley
14 3,9|      valley of Falls River, a valley of great extent, the land