Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|   occurred. He recounted all the events with which Cyrus was unacquainted,
 2 1,2|  acknowledge to himself. ~At all events, the engineer only communicated
 3 2,3|         expedition, which recent events had rendered so necessary.
 4 2,5|      issue from his lips. At all events, the poor creature was quite
 5 2,7|      18th of March, 1855. ~ (The events which have just been briefly
 6 2,8|          Tabor Island, since the events which had preceded his being
 7 3,3|         as to prevent, or at all events delay, any attempt at landing.
 8 3,5|  acquainted with all the strange events which have occurred during
 9 3,5|      that all those inexplicable events, for which we could not
10 3,5|          supernatural, if in the events of practical life the supernatural
11 3,0|      recounted to his master the events of which the plateau had
12 3,0|      Such had been these serious events. The presence of the convicts
13 3,6|          sentences, ran over the events of his life. ~His narrative
14 3,7| pronounced by posterity upon the events of this, so to speak, extra-human