Part,  Chapter

1      I,  III |      him a bath in the bowl of hot punch.~Very happily for
2      I,  V   |        try to persuade me it’s hot anywhere else; don’t tell
3      I,  VII |    speak, have a specialty for hot countries, and choose Africa
4      I,  XIII|     each hollow with layers of hot tar, obtained without difficulty
5      I,  XIX |      Ah me, Ah me, could these hot tears of mine~But melt the
6      I,  XXI |       served up a breakfast of hot meat and tea. Hot grog was
7      I,  XXI | breakfast of hot meat and tea. Hot grog was served out, and
8     II,  XXII|     and it seemed likely to be hot.~When Hobson reached the
9     II,  XXII|       The day was really quite hot. The ice which had been “