Part,  Chapter

1      I,  V    | cried Mrs Joliffe, trying in vain to arrest the arm of her
2      I,  XI   |   mark on the ground; but in vain, there was nothing to guide
3      I,  XXI  | Hobson to close the door. In vain; the monstrous brute, throwing
4      I,  XXIII|    have been gone through in vain !~“To have come so far to
5      I,  XXIII|  Barnett and Hobson tried in vain to soothe him, and Sergeant
6     II,  VII  |    Hobson and Long looked in vain for an answering fire—nothing
7     II,  IX   |      the floating island!~In vain she struggled to beat back
8     II,  XIII |      east, but it was all in vain, they were obliged to give
9     II,  XXII |      shed were burnt.~All in vain—either they were not seen,