Chapter

1 VI   |  you, and I, are all to be weighed to-day!”~“What! like horse-jockeys?”~“
2 VI   | not going to let myself be weighed,” said Kennedy, firmly.~“
3 VII  | for any length of time. It weighed half a pound per nine square
4 VII  |  square feet, its envelope weighed six hundred and fifty pounds.
5 VII  |    square feet of surface, weighed only about five hundred
6 VII  |    the same time carefully weighed his stores of provision,
7 VIII |  at five, the anchors were weighed, and the Resolute, powerfully
8 VIII |   you have been ganged and weighed—you and your powder, your
9 XXIII|   the smallest in the lot, weighed and reweighed it, and tossed