Chapter

 1 I      |       apoplectic old admiral.~“Suppose that there should turn out
 2 III    |          Very seriously.”~“And suppose that I refuse to go with
 3 III    |       you won’t refuse.”~“But, suppose that I were to refuse?”~“
 4 V      | invariable reply.~“But, still, suppose that we WERE to fall!”~“
 5 V      |      what we have the right to suppose, according to the information
 6 VI     |       without it.”~“Humph! and suppose that it couldn’t go up,
 7 XII    |        a dream in a hammock!”~“Suppose we take our breakfast?”
 8 XIV    |     would desert us?”~“No; but suppose his anchor were to slip!”~“
 9 XIV    |  handles it at his ease.”~“But suppose the wind were to sweep it
10 XVI    |        down game worthy of it. Suppose we try it once!”~“No, my
11 XXI    |      and it’s coming nearer.”~“Suppose it should be a serpent?
12 XXI    |   trembling with indignation. “Suppose they should kill him to-night!”~“
13 XXI    |    seizing the doctor’s hand. “Suppose they should kill him to-night!”~“
14 XXI    |         sighed Joe.~“Well, and suppose it were daylight?” said
15 XXI    |      are still untouched. I’ll suppose that this prisoner, who
16 XXV    |        height.”~“Well, doctor, suppose we were to go in pursuit
17 XXV    |      last!”~“Good, master! but suppose we were to drink a mouthful
18 XXVIII |    them here would lead one to suppose that we can’t be far from
19 XXVIII | fortune in such a place.”~“And suppose some learned traveller should
20 XXXII  |        for each of them!”~“And suppose that they were to attack
21 XXXIII |       some way.”~“Undoubtedly. Suppose the brave fellow should
22 XXXVIII|      by an invisible hand.”~“I suppose a man has a right not to