Chapter

1 I   |        in the admiralty!~It may readily be conjectured whether these
2 III | everybody but himself. It could readily be guessed, though, that
3 III |       of arguments which may be readily conjectured, but which were
4 IX  |         is practicable. You may readily understand that I have occupied
5 IX  |         me!”~“By you?”~“You may readily believe that otherwise I
6 X   |         stopcock.~“You will now readily understand, gentlemen, the
7 XIII|     said the doctor, “one could readily believe that there is a
8 XXII|       with a terror that may be readily imagined. Upon hearing their