Part, Chapter

 1  1, 5 |     on board the Monroe. And fate served our Canadian so well
 2  1, 8 | besides, reassured as to our fate; and it seemed evident that
 3  1, 10|    on board my vessel, since fate has cast you there. You
 4  1, 10|    which has bound you to my fate. You will find amongst the
 5  1, 13|   Such was the ocean that my fate destined me first to travel
 6  1, 14|       the singularity of our fate reserved such wonderful
 7  1, 18|      justly uneasy as to the fate of these two sloops, manned
 8  1, 20|   his provisions sufficient. Fate, however, favoured us. Just
 9  1, 21|       They met with the same fate. ~Conseil was in ecstasy.
10  2, 21|    you not to judge me, sir. Fate has shown you what you ought