Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|           little difference, poor beast!" exclaimed Pencroft, heaving
 2 1,2|         neither a formidable wild beast nor a dangerous native,
 3 1,6|         weapons. However, no wild beast showed itself, and it was
 4 2,1|         wasn't our fault that the beast got away; as I tell you,
 5 2,6| orangoutang. ~"What a magnificent beast!" cried Neb. ~"Magnificent,
 6 2,7|     Certainly," said Pencroft, "a beast of burden would be very
 7 2,0|            I would say 'After the beast,' for he would be well worth
 8 2,4|      remained, but that some wild beast had probably devoured it
 9 2,4|      sharp as the teeth of a wild beast made to tear raw flesh. ~
10 2,4|         pounced on it like a wild beast, and devoured it greedily. ~"
11 2,6|           fit to live like a wild beast, far from all-speak-do you
12 2,6|         vise, without heeding the beast's claws which tore his flesh,
13 3,6|         near him, whether "man or beast," as he said. Gideon Spilett