Part, Chapter

 1  1, 6 |  mistaken. At ten minutes to eleven in the evening, the electric
 2  1, 7 |  cetacean had occurred about eleven o'clock in the evening before.
 3  1, 20|  half our ammunition. ~About eleven o'clock in the morning,
 4  1, 21|  returned to the shore about eleven o'clock in the morning,
 5  2, 1 |  whitish bellies, armed with eleven rows of teeth-- eyed sharks--
 6  2, 8 |     favour us, and by ten or eleven o'clock we shall have landed
 7  2, 9 |    chart. At about half-past eleven the reservoirs were emptied,
 8  2, 9 |     work. ~That night, about eleven o'clock, I received a most
 9  2, 10|     prolonged my sleep until eleven o'clock. I dressed quickly,
10  2, 12|      of the harpooner. About eleven in the morning, being on
11  2, 14|     fog did not lift, and at eleven the sun had not yet shown
12  2, 14|   think of returning. It was eleven o'clock, and, if Captain
13  2, 14|    steep shore. At half-past eleven we had reached the place
14  2, 16|  looked at the clock; it was eleven in the morning. It ought
15  2, 17|     the seas of Japan. About eleven o'clock in the morning the
16  2, 18|    large weeds. It was about eleven o'clock when Ned Land drew
17  2, 20| before fishing it up, and at eleven o'clock at night they had
18  2, 22| witness of his vengeance. At eleven the electric light reappeared.