Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |    down immediately into the hold. He found that the sea was
 2  1, 1 |     this compartment did not hold the boilers, or the fires
 3  1, 7 |      only just time to seize hold of the upper part, which
 4  1, 8 |     philosophically; "we can hold out some time yet." ~"My
 5  1, 19|   days we shall know what to hold to on the Pacific tides.
 6  2, 11|    up again!" I exclaimed. ~"Hold well on." ~I had not time
 7  2, 15|     movement was felt in the hold. Evidently it was righting
 8  2, 16|    more. A moral torpor took hold of me. I was powerless,
 9  2, 18|   suckers or its jaws had no hold. Yet, what monsters these
10  2, 20| masts, with the water in its hold, and the third of its crew
11  2, 21|      A deep stupor had taken hold of my mind: thought seemed
12  2, 22|    and we with it! ~"We must hold on," said Ned, "and look