CHAPTER III.

64 His state of feeling. 65 His affection to tame animals. 66

His cooking of the beans. 67 Recovery of articles from his

wrecked raft. 68 Details concerning the caverns. 69 Smoothness

of their floor. 70 Solidity of their roofs. 71 Their screen of

cactuses. 72 His bedroom and larder. 73 His manifold

embarrassments. 74 He discovers a pure rill at hand; 75 and a

natural dock for the boat. 76 He hedges in a spot in the valley.

77 He transports certain things to the caverns. 78 Numerous gay-

hued birds. 79 Abundant vegetation. 80 Kindling materials. 81

Tropical products. 82 The creek ends in a land stream. 83

Natural fruit gardens. 84 He clings to the seaside. 86 He

recovers the computation of time, and resumes his nautical

mathematics. 87 How he had learned. 88 His register of lunar

months.

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