Chapter

 1 I     |  throats. Indeed, the hall fairly shook with it.~And there
 2 VIII  |   betray it; while Joe was fairly dancing and breaking out
 3 XII   |  to sharpen his knife, and fairly tore away the poor wretch’
 4 XVI   |  bent it in, and the stuff fairly cracked like a pistol as
 5 XVIII |    the north.~Dr. Ferguson fairly clapped his hands for joy.~“
 6 XX    | the wounded, in which they fairly wallowed, were horrible
 7 XXVII | into the delicious tide—he fairly revelled in its coolness.~“
 8 XIX   |    sportsman. Dick’s heart fairly leaped in his breast as
 9 XXXIV | furiously, and the balloon fairly flew through the atmosphere.~
10 XXXVII|  my nag; I thrashed him; I fairly lifted the poor fellow off