Part,  Chapter

1 2,7|  to his new masters, whose movements he always watched with very
2 2,7| the night. ~This done, the movements of the two magnificent creatures
3 2,0|   watched all the animal's movements. The cetacean, having entered
4 2,5| freedom was allowed to his movements. ~They had reason to hope,
5 2,9|    not fluctuate by sudden movements, and they could therefore
6 3,6|    longer control over his movements? Could they go to the corral