Book,  chapter

 1    1,    9|        visited by hurricane and tempest.~For the first three or
 2    1,   16|      PAMPERO generally brings a tempest which lasts three days,
 3    2,    1|      exposed to the fury of the tempest.”~After John Mangles had
 4    2,    5|         multiplied varieties of tempest against which a ship is
 5    2,    5|         and the hand pointed to tempest.~It was one o’clock in the
 6    2,    5| Shakespeare’s boatswain in the ‘Tempest,’ who says to the king on
 7    2,    5|    shrouds himself watching the tempest.~The remainder of the night
 8    2,    5|     sails were torn away by the tempest, and had flown off like
 9    2,    6|       part of the coast had the tempest thrown them? How far must
10    2,    7|         all carried away by the tempest; death stared them in the
11    2,   18|      heard but the noise of the tempest, the sough of the wind,
12    3,    7|     they could not brave such a tempest; and, after all, unless
13    3,   14|         long, and fanned by the tempest in the upper sky, the crater