Book,  chapter

 1    1,    9|  They were in a very damaged condition, but among them he raked
 2    1,   15|      volume in a very ragged condition, which he had brought up,
 3    1,   22|   the ground in this soaking condition. Even in the rainy season,
 4    1,   24| completely changed the moral condition of the travelers; it gave
 5    2,    5|  which she was placed by the condition of her screw propeller.
 6    2,    7|  exhausted and all but dying condition, he reached the hospitable
 7    2,   10|    Mountains in a poor, lean condition, and were going to be fatted
 8    2,   13|      gladly, but only on the condition that it will cause no delay,
 9    2,   16|     the Snowy in our present condition. It is here we must wait
10    2,   19|    trouble was the delay his condition might cause Glenarvan, and