Part,  Chapter

1 1,1| existence of which they had not suspected. Seen from this height,
2 2,1|   strangers whose presence they suspected. ~The lad looked attentively.
3 2,0|      confidence, and the sailor suspected nothing during the whole
4 2,6|        at this place no one had suspected, crossed Creek Glycerine,
5 2,7|        live with him as if they suspected nothing. ~For some days
6 3,1|        Harding had not seen the suspected vessel hoist the black flag
7 3,3|         send a ball through the suspected foliage which concealed