Part,  Chapter

1      I,  II   |       that, with Mrs Joliffe’s assistance, he was about to mix the
2      I,  IX   |     endeavoured to come to his assistance, but without success, for
3      I,  XXI  |      rushed to their officer’s assistance; but Mrs Barnett had been
4     II,  VIII |  Barnett, eager to rush to her assistance and find out if she were
5     II,  XIII |    attempt it, and go and seek assistance for the rest.”~“I thought
6     II,  XIV  |     His comrades rushed to his assistance, and with some difficulty
7     II,  XX   |       his cries, rushed to his assistance, and were just in time to
8     II,  XXIII| brought Hobson and Long to her assistance, and they did all in their
9     II,  XXIV |       who had hurried to their assistance, and were soon able to communicate