Part,  Chapter

 1 3,1| betrayed some emotion, "if the wretches endeavor to seize Lincoln
 2 3,2|    having been convicts, these wretches, more ferocious than the
 3 3,2|    murdered, and, perhaps, the wretches would profit by the night
 4 3,4|      rendered desperate, these wretches would be capable of anything. ~
 5 3,5|  bottom of their hearts, these wretches might perhaps be reclaimed.
 6 3,7|        rid the island of these wretches. Pencroft's presentiments
 7 3,8|        taken, for just now the wretches had the advantage on their
 8 3,8|   doubt been murdered by these wretches, who possessed firearms,
 9 3,9|     openly give chase to these wretches?" ~"That is just what I
10 3,1|       them, it was because the wretches had already murdered him!
11 3,3|      he bore in Australia. The wretches had no scruples as to murdering
12 3,7|   birth. I am aware that those wretches have destroyed the vessel