Chapter

 1 VIII |          time, there was no one, excepting the incredulous Scotchman,
 2 X    |         with ballast altogether, excepting as a provision for cases
 3 XI   |          with great feeling, not excepting even Joe, who, worthy fellow,
 4 XIII |      where it rains continually, excepting, perhaps, for a couple of
 5 XIV  |         few trees could be seen, excepting in the east, where there
 6 XIV  |          seen nothing particular excepting some immense elephant-pits.
 7 XVIII|     jiffy,” added Kennedy, “and, excepting these confounded mosquitoes,
 8 XXI  |          Don’t use your weapons, excepting at the last extremity! It
 9 XXII |         I have not seen you yet, excepting in a dream! I can, indeed,
10 XXV  |      were in no desponding mood, excepting for the future.~
11 XXX  |        cheeks or any thing else, excepting their own lungs. The crowd
12 XXXI | conditions.”~“Unquestionably so; excepting those privations on the
13 XLIV |         that we have known them, excepting that one change took place