Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       were allowed to wander at liberty in the town, Richmond was
 2 2,7|       as yet allow him complete liberty, rightly wishing to wait
 3 2,7|      Master Jup had been set at liberty. He did not leave his masters,
 4 2,1|        surface of the sea; then liberty was given to this swift
 5 2,5|        air, to the unrestrained liberty which he had enjoyed on
 6 2,5|      not escape, if once set at liberty?" ~"The experiment must
 7 2,5| stranger, so as to leave him at liberty. ~He then made a few steps
 8 2,6|      think of profiting by this liberty, and Harding soon brought
 9 3,6|        place where I have found liberty! Who then can have betrayed
10 3,6|          then, did he seek that liberty denied him upon the inhabited
11 3,9|        to the corral and set at liberty the animals it enclosed. ~