Chapter

 1 I   |         able, however, to find the vessel, for she could distinguish
 2 II  |         vision he pictured a great vessel crowded with men in turbans
 3 IV  |           quay and leaped into the vessel.~“Which way is the wind?”
 4 IV  |            with life—the life of a vessel driven on by a mysterious
 5 IV  |          officer on watch.~Another vessel was coming in behind the
 6 VIII|   handkerchief on shore, while the vessel which bore away her husband
 7 IX  |            end to end of the great vessel.~But when Pierre had left
 8 IX  |    universe. As he set foot on the vessel, as he went into the cabin
 9 IX  |       dinnertime but this splendid vessel, and wondered that his wife
10 IX  |         Then he wandered about the vessel among all these busy, bustling
11 IX  |      visitors had invaded the huge vessel. They pervaded the passages,
12 IX  |           in the huge belly of the vessel, which seemed to quiver
13 IX  | imperceptible spot on the enormous vessel. She tried still to distinguish
14 IX  |         side of the world.~In that vessel which nothing could stay,
15 IX  |           nothing could stay, that vessel which she soon would see