Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IX   |       possessed by some sudden presentiment, murmured —~“Perhaps it
 2      I,  XXIII|   peril of which I have only a presentiment “~“What danger do you mean?”
 3     II,  II   |       if oppressed by some sad presentiment, he observed—~“Let us hope
 4     II,  VI   |       truth now, but a strange presentiment kept him silent.~The occupants
 5     II,  VII  |     let us make them. I have a presentiment, Sergeant, only a presentiment,
 6     II,  VII  | presentiment, Sergeant, only a presentiment, remember, that we are not
 7     II,  VIII |      long an absence.~But some presentiment made Mrs Barnett insist
 8     II,  IX   |      the 31st August a kind of presentiment led Kalumah to venture down
 9     II,  IX   |      on this very day, and the presentiment which made them visit Cape
10     II,  XX   |      All were oppressed with a presentiment of some new misfortune,