Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VI   | Lieutenant Hobson’s companions gladly took refuge in it and rested
2      I,  VII  |  afraid to join you, and would gladly go to set up the Union Jack
3      I,  X    |   Ocean. Each one, then, would gladly hail the arrival in the
4      I,  XIX  |    with Mrs Barnett, who would gladly have retained her in her
5     II,  IV   |   drying his legs, of which he gladly availed himself. He and
6     II,  XVIII|        and for whom they would gladly have laid down their lives.
7     II,  XIX  |     all these poor people, how gladly would I die!”~“My dear girl,”