Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       had not yet examined the stranger who addressed him. But after
 2 2,4|     signal the presence of any stranger in the neighborhood. ~At
 3 2,5|        castaway, or rather the stranger as he was thenceforth termed
 4 2,5|        on this point, that the stranger must be either English or
 5 2,5|  establish the identity of the stranger. ~The capture of pigs, made
 6 2,5|       first days passed by the stranger in Granite House, had he
 7 2,5|   enjoyed on Tabor Island, the stranger manifested a sullen fury,
 8 2,5|     carnivorous instincts, the stranger accepted a less bestial
 9 2,5|       to these attentions, the stranger resumed a more human appearance,
10 2,5|       a sailor. ~At times, the stranger gave some slight attention
11 2,5|        faith. ~The calm of the stranger was deep, as has been said,
12 2,5|       the room occupied by the stranger, who was found lying near
13 2,5|      the engineer to him. ~The stranger rose immediately. His eyes
14 2,5|        short distance from the stranger, so as to leave him at liberty. ~
15 2,5|    agitated by the breeze, the stranger appeared greedily to drink
16 2,6|     after this occurrence, the stranger appeared to wish gradually
17 2,6|     there!" said Harding. ~The stranger had begun to use the laboring
18 2,6|       the 3rd of November, the stranger, working on the plateau,
19 2,6|      My friend!" said he. ~The stranger tried to avoid his look,
20 2,6|        at me, I wish it!" ~The stranger looked at the engineer,
21 2,6|        friends!" exclaimed the stranger, hiding his face in his
22 2,6|  absolved." ~For two hours the stranger remained alone on the shore,
23 2,6|    Americans." ~"Ah!" said the stranger, and he murmured, "I prefer
24 2,6|  During the following days the stranger did not speak a word, and
25 2,6|       night was coming on, the stranger appeared unexpectedly before
26 2,6|          In the meanwhile, the stranger had not reappeared. Several
27 2,6|    lake. ~But before then, the stranger, whose presence at this
28 2,6|      about to spring. ~But the stranger, with no other weapon than
29 2,6|        struggle was short. The stranger possessed immense strength
30 2,6|   heart. ~The jaguar fell. The stranger kicked away the body, and
31 2,6|   Harding advanced towards the stranger, who frowned when he saw
32 2,6|         My life!" murmured the stranger. "What is that worth? Less
33 2,6|        had just saved him, the stranger folded his arms, his chest
34 2,6|        at their disposal. ~The stranger listened with extreme attention. ~
35 2,6| companion. ~At these words the stranger's face flushed, his head
36 2,6|     hand?" ~"No," replied the, stranger in a hoarse voice; "no!
37 2,7| mystery of his life? Would the stranger one day speak of it? Time
38 2,7|       want of employment. ~The stranger worked alone, and he had
39 2,7| Granite House, Harding saw the stranger approaching, who, in a calm
40 2,7| question." ~At these words the stranger reddened, and was on the
41 2,7|      will listen to you." ~The stranger pressed his hand over his
42 2,7|   Thank you, sir," replied the stranger as he withdrew. ~The engineer
43 2,7|    carried to the corral. ~The stranger, however, had seen nothing
44 2,7|      engineer announced to the stranger that his dwelling was ready
45 2,7|         Almost immediately the stranger entered, and without any
46 2,7|          replied Harding. ~The stranger remained standing in a corner
47 2,7|        the Pacific." ~Here the stranger stopped for a moment. His
48 3,5|     years. Who this beneficent stranger is, whose intervention has,
49 3,5|        are, for, if it was the stranger who saved me from the waves
50 3,6|    possible after all that the stranger, if we manage to find him,
51 3,1|        The intervention of the stranger was more evident than ever.
52 3,2|       It was probable that the stranger's retreat was not less mysterious
53 3,5|      his action! Must not this stranger have indeed mingled with
54 3,5|      house was occupied by the stranger, since it was from thence
55 3,5|       the valley, and that the stranger's retreat would be there. ~