Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|       began immediately to make arrangements for transporting Harding
 2 1,9|      that. ~When these interior arrangements were finished, the engineer
 3 2,3|           That same evening the arrangements for the new expedition were
 4 2,7|         will make the necessary arrangements for your being comfortably
 5 2,7|        of December that all the arrangements at the corral were completed.
 6 3,2| adversaries, and would make his arrangements accordingly. ~There was
 7 3,3|     said the engineer, "are the arrangements which appear to me best
 8 3,3|       companions approved these arrangements without even uttering a
 9 3,3|     advantageous the engineer's arrangements had been. The pirates would
10 3,4|   catastrophe, but the interior arrangements had been destroyed, especially
11 3,6|        latter approved of their arrangements both for the present and
12 3,8|        themselves. Harding made arrangements, therefore, for living in
13 3,0|      the plantations, all their arrangements at the mercy of the pirates!