Part, Chapter

 1  1, 10|          in the chance which has bound you to my fate. You will
 2  1, 10|        number of books uniformly bound. They followed the shape
 3  1, 12|      they attacked me, and I was bound to defend myself. I contented
 4  1, 13|       but strong bands of copper bound them, giving an almost infinite
 5  1, 15| inexhaustible ocean. But we were bound to walk, so we went on,
 6  1, 17|      bridge, where some corpses, bound with ropes, were still lying.
 7  1, 17|   themselves from the cords that bound them to the vessel. The
 8  2, 4 |       and volcanic islands which bound the Libyan coast! But where
 9  2, 6 |         furniture, I saw a chest bound with iron, on the cover
10  2, 8 |        with ingratitude. No oath bound us to him. It was on the
11  2, 10|       among these conglomerates, bound by no cement, the feet slipping
12  2, 10|            I approached, and was bound to believe my own eyes.
13  2, 12|     steam! Confound it, why am I bound to these steel plates?" ~"
14  2, 17|        friends," said I, "we are bound one to the other for ever,