Chapter

 1 III    |    friendship. Destiny sometimes bore them apart, but sympathy
 2 VIII   |       strong arms of the rowers, bore them swiftly to Greenwich.
 3 VIII   |         clock in the evening. It bore the following inscription,
 4 XV     |     sorcerers of the place. They bore in their girdles small gourds,
 5 XVI    |       her circumference; but she bore on, right through the midst
 6 XVIII  |           fortunately, a current bore him directly toward the
 7 XXIV   |        that, although not rapid, bore them toward the northwest.~“
 8 XXVII  |         the treasured store, and bore it to his lips.~At that
 9 XIX    |          he could do, the doctor bore directly to the northeast,
10 XXXII  |        the disinflated covering, bore them away toward the northern
11 XXXIII |       changed a second time, and bore him back exactly to his
12 XXXV   |          a new kind of tree that bore reptiles for its leaves
13 XXXV   |        to the westward.~His body bore in scores of places the
14 XXXVIII|       once more; a moderate wind bore the Victoria toward the
15 XXXVIII|       wind again changed, and it bore to the northwestward. A
16 XLIX   | continued to blow furiously, and bore them away from the latitude