Part, Chapter

 1  1, 5 |      of the Northern Pacific, running at whales, making sharp
 2  1, 21|    savages approached us, not running, but making hostile demonstrations.
 3  1, 21|   Captain's fingers were then running over the keys of the instrument,
 4  2, 1 |  about four o'clock a steamer running west on our counter. Her
 5  2, 2 |      dagger in one hand and a running noose in the other; but
 6  2, 3 |    navy. Whilst the craft was running by its own velocity, the
 7  2, 4 |     But in our time, steamers running between Suez and the South
 8  2, 5 |      we sighted several ships running to windward. The Nautilus
 9  2, 5 |    high straight wall we were running by at this moment, the immovable
10  2, 14|     the Nautilus, for fear of running aground, had stopped about
11  2, 14|     followed a narrow pathway running along the summit of the
12  2, 15|       the nature of the veins running through the ice; a dazzling
13  2, 15| shades of wonderful softness, running through bright spots like
14  2, 21|    told me that the water was running into the reservoirs, and
15  2, 22|   went to the saloon. We were running N.N.E. at frightful speed,
16  2, 22|     the savages of Papua, the running ashore, the coral cemetery,
17  2, 23|     to wait for the steamboat running monthly from Cape North. ~