Part,  Chapter

1      I,  X    |  shudder. One day,” be added earnestly, and with strange emotion—”
2      I,  XX   |     drowsiness, which Hobson earnestly entreated his companions
3      I,  XXI  |    himself, Mrs Barnett said earnestly, “You are our chief; you ]
4      I,  XXIII| Lieutenant Hobson,” she said earnestly, “if you fear neither men
5     II,  III  |     very things for which we earnestly pray.”~“They will come,
6     II,  IV   |   and Hobson talked together earnestly until twilight set in, and
7     II,  X    |     My friends,” said Hobson earnestly, “do you not think I ought