Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |       was near-sighted, and a double eye-glass rested upon her
 2      I,  II  |     the Captain.~“I may add a double motive. At no very distant
 3      I,  II  |    but I think you spoke of a double motive.”~“I did, madam,”
 4      I,  IV  |  service of their own accord. Double pay had been promised them
 5      I,  IX  | pursued by waves advancing at double its speed. Yes, to tack,
 6      I,  XI  |       men will be entitled to double pay all the time they are
 7      I,  XII |     inviting still if you get double pay here, my worthy Corporal,”
 8      I,  XII |     are as eager as yourself. Double pay beyond the seventieth
 9      I,  XII |       July 6th, I promise you double pay in the name of the Hudson’
10      I,  XIII|      be an antechamber with a double door to keep out the wind;
11      I,  XIII|      up inside. By means of a double door between the outer and
12      I,  XVII|   being in conjunction, their double influence is brought to
13     II,  I   |       the Company promised us double pay.”~Hobson drew a sigh
14     II,  I   |      and so you will get your double pay.”~“Thank you, sir, thank
15     II,  V   |     Joliffe would have added, double pay for the men. Was not
16     II,  V   |       account. They were used double, so that the soft hair was
17     II,  VII |    real darkness.~Bent almost double, with rounded shoulders
18     II,  XIV |       scales.~It was now that double care was required to combat