Chapter

 1 IV    |           is going to make us all fast until he has succeeded in
 2 V     |          share in this scientific fast. As for me, what I remember
 3 VII   |         must get to Copenhagen as fast as we can to secure our
 4 X     |   voraciously, for his compulsory fast on board had converted his
 5 XVII  |           Ursa minor. Then I fell fast asleep.~
 6 XVIII |        risen in the instrument as fast as we descended, had stopped
 7 XVIII | proceeding lay in not sliding too fast down an incline of about
 8 XXII  |     through the primeval mass.~As fast as we descended, the succession
 9 XXII  |          forsake us? My uncle was fast asleep. I wanted to shout,
10 XXIV  |        THOU WORK I’ THE GROUND SO FAST?~By the next day we had
11 XXV   |           of bodies diminishes as fast as we descend. You know
12 XXVI  |    thought; I have been going too fast, or Hans and my uncle have
13 XXXII |           reveries.~Hans, keeping fast by the helm, let the raft
14 XXXIII|             Yet we are going very fast.”~“What does that signify?
15 XXXIII|         heard. The two beasts are fast locked together; I cannot
16 XXXV  |         cannot reckon, but not so fast as the foaming clouds of
17 XXXV  |          are obliged to secure as fast as possible every article
18 XLI   |            We clutched each other fast, to save ourselves from
19 XLI   |     vigorous arm of Hans, held me fast.~Suddenly, after a space
20 XLI   |        Hans were still holding me fast by the arms; and the raft
21 XLII  |           was that after our long fast these few mouthfuls of meat
22 XLII  |         of my mind, but which was fast hardening into certainty.
23 XLIII |            We were obliged to lay fast hold of the planks of the