Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         The once slave, though free, would not leave his master.
 2 1,8|      not return. The place was free. ~Two difficulties remained;
 3 1,0|       consider. ~"Well, we are free to roast ourselves at Granite
 4 1,2|      Mercy having again become free, to float down several rafts.
 5 2,3| profiting, as they did, by the free, pure air which circulated
 6 2,7|   creatures were left entirely free, and the settlers avoided
 7 2,1|    there so soon as it was set free. ~Perhaps in his heart Gideon
 8 2,4|   recalled him to humanity? If free, would he attempt to fly,
 9 2,6|     that he might feel himself free; but he did not think of
10 2,6| exclaimed; "one word only-am I free?" ~"You are free," answered
11 2,6|     only-am I free?" ~"You are free," answered the engineer. ~"
12 3,9|       the cart leave every arm free? Was it impossible to place
13 3,5|     cable, so as to assure the free transmission of the current.
14 3,6|        and powerful ruler of a free and enlightened people. ~
15 3,8|       vapors and smoke found a free passage through the central
16 3,8|   vapors and lava have found a free outlet." ~"True," replied