Book,  chapter

 1    1,   14|      him,” he exclaimed, almost unable to keep back his tears. “
 2    1,   18|    understood perfectly, though unable to reply, for, after a great
 3    1,   20|       Indian, though apparently unable to make him understand.
 4    2,    4|        and rudderless, had been unable to contend, and consequently
 5    2,   14|   terror, speechless and almost unable even to see, stretched out
 6    2,   15|        agreed with him, but was unable to find the least solution
 7    2,   16|         poor SAVANT stuck fast, unable to get further, like the
 8    2,   19|        themselves along, almost unable to walk.~Next morning they
 9    2,   19| elements of the Pampas had been unable to check, had been conquered
10    3,    6|    board in case John should be unable to make the land in one
11    3,   20|       up hastily, and now being unable to restrain himself longer,