CHAPTER IX.
Crusoe acts a conspicuous and humane part--A friend gained--A great
feast
.
CHAPTER X.
Perplexities--Our hunters plan their escape--Unexpected
interruption--The tables turned--Crusoe mounts guard--The escape
.
CHAPTER XI.
Evening meditations and morning reflections--Buffaloes, badgers,
antelopes, and accidents--An old bull and the wolves--"Mad
tails"--Henri floored,
etc
.
CHAPTER XII.