Chapter

 1 IV   |           get past Gondokoro, and ran extreme risk of his life
 2 IX   | continuing fine, although the sea ran heavier.~On the 30th of
 3 XII  |      savages below, thus baffled, ran together from their huddle
 4 XIV  |           the ground; the anchors ran along until, at last, one
 5 XX   |           fell, a hostile warrior ran up to cut off his head,
 6 XX   |          The latter, undoubtedly, ran into those affluents of
 7 XXIV |           so.”~The soil, however, ran lower from mile to mile;
 8 XXXV |      farther to the eastward. Joe ran, gesticulated, shouted—but
 9 XLIII|      thundering reverberation. It ran, where they saw it, from
10 XLIV |         called the Basilic, which ran down to the mouth of the