Chapter

 1 I  |     the following Tuesday the Pearl had dropped anchor under
 2 I  |      at every stroke, and the Pearl was veering landward. Father
 3 I  |       had come quite near the Pearl, father Roland lifted his
 4 I  |   were rowing slowly, and the Pearl was making for the harbour,
 5 I  |       sang the praises of the Pearl and of Mme. Rosemilly.~“
 6 III| friend Roland, skipper of the Pearl.”~Every one cried bravo
 7 IV |      Are you going out in the Pearl to-day?”~“No, my boy.”~“
 8 IV |     be imperceptible, and the Pearl seemed endowed with life—
 9 IV |    the tawny sail, tilted the Pearl on her beam and made her
10 IV |       short, chopping sea—the Pearl shivered from the point
11 IV |     them. When it reached the Pearl, wrapping her in its intangible
12 VII|       to pull me round in the Pearl? And all you said in her
13 IX |     the jetty he descried the Pearl; his father and Beausire
14 IX |       make haste on board the Pearl, and look out for you beyond
15 IX |      mean to get on board the Pearl to see you once more outside,
16 IX |        where Papagris had the Pearl in readiness to put out
17 IX |    the Lorraine come out. The Pearl glided down between these
18 IX |       was almost touching the Pearl now, as tall as a mountain