Part,  Chapter

1      I,  XIX  |     When the morse appears, a rope with a running noose is
2      I,  XXI  |      shed. He was to take one rope wound round his body, and
3      I,  XXI  |  there with fuel, and tie one rope to the front, and the other
4      I,  XXI  |    his hold of the end of the rope, he made a sign to his companions
5      I,  XXI  |       being dragged away.~The rope was pulled vigorously. A
6      I,  XXI  |     of the Sergeant, with the rope round his waist. Poor Long
7     II,  XIV  |    before Sabine had a strong rope with a running noose ready
8     II,  XIV  |       one was provided with a rope, and stationed himself at
9     II,  XVIII| surface in a bucket hung on a rope. Of course under the circumstances