Part, Chapter

1  1, 2 | plausible as it was, could not stand against inquiries made in
2  2, 15|     the glass, but I could not stand the fire which seemed to
3  2, 19|      furious, it makes my hair stand on end. Sir, I would rather
4  2, 19|      vigorous nature could not stand this prolonged imprisonment.
5  2, 19|   height. It was impossible to stand upright in the interior
6  2, 21|        mind: thought seemed to stand still. I was in that painful
7  2, 21|    through sailcloth! ~I could stand it no longer. Mad, out of
8  2, 22|         Sometimes it seemed to stand upright, and we with it! ~"