Part,  Chapter

1      I,  XI   |    part of the journey would naturally be very different from the
2      I,  XI   |    the guest of the Company, naturally took a great interest in
3      I,  XII  | anything of the kind as yet, naturally rejoiced at having met with
4     II,  II   |      special attention being naturally given to that part of the
5     II,  III  |     on this point Hobson was naturally anxious.~By eleven o’clock
6     II,  IV   |     easily noted.~Hobson was naturally anxious to get back to Fort
7     II,  VIII |    very uneasy, as they were naturally afraid that the island might
8     II,  IX   |     of the island. She would naturally be supposed to have come
9     II,  XXIII|    the result was what might naturally have been expected from