Chapter

 1 XI   |       coast of Texas offers the bay of Galveston, which possesses
 2 XI   |     Florida, “that of Galveston bay below the 29th parallel!
 3 XI   |   parallel! Have we not got the bay of Espiritu Santo, opening
 4 XI   |       by direct route?”~“A fine bay; half choked with sand!”~“
 5 XIII |         the Tampico entered the bay of Espiritu Santo, where
 6 XIII |        falls into Hillisborough Bay twelve miles above Tampa
 7 XIII | eastward. Soon the waves of the bay disappeared behind a bend
 8 XIV  |       Tampico returned into the bay of Espiritu Santo, with
 9 XV   |         same month ascended the Bay of Espiritu Santo, and discharged
10 XVIII|      English vessel entered the Bay of Espiritu Santo. At five
11 XVIII|        passage of Hillisborough Bay at full steam. At six she
12 XXI  |        degrees above opened the bay of San Francisco. Through
13 XXI  |       at night, she entered the bay of San Francisco.~At the
14 XXI  |      Susquehanna to wait in the bay of San Francisco without
15 XXII |         them briskly out of the bay.~It is needless to relate
16 XXII |       resumed her course to the bay of San Francisco.~It was