Part, Chapter

 1  1, 3 |        the last moorings to be cast loose which held the Abraham
 2  1, 10|      my vessel, since fate has cast you there. You will be free;
 3  1, 10|      all my wants. Sometimes I cast my nets in tow, and I draw
 4  1, 13|        he. "When you like " ~I cast a last look upon the sea,
 5  1, 18| several points in the Pacific, cast anchor before Vanikoro,
 6  1, 18|      not until the 20th did he cast anchor within the barrier
 7  1, 18|        America. The Bayonnaise cast her anchor before Vanikoro
 8  1, 18|        the Astrolabe. He first cast anchor at Botany Bay, visited
 9  1, 19|        Captain is not going to cast anchor at all since the
10  1, 21|        round stones which they cast from their slings with great
11  1, 22|  portions of light appeared to cast a shade in the midst of
12  2, 3 |    their oars, the painter was cast off, and we sheered off. ~
13  2, 9 |     top of the mountain, which cast a shadow on the brilliant
14  2, 9 |      effect! The Captain rose, cast one last look on the immense
15  2, 21|        there! Say no more!" ~I cast a last look at the man-of-war,
16  2, 21|       port panel. A large mass cast a shadow on the water; and,
17  2, 22|       than fifty yards deep. I cast a last look on these wonders