Chapter

 1 VII   |    passage was encumbered with rope ladders, knotted cords,
 2 XI    |     spikes, and a long knotted rope. Now this was a large load,
 3 XVI   |   except the loss of a coil of rope, which escaped from the
 4 XVII  |     still there was no rail. A rope fastened to the edge of
 5 XVII  |        hand both halves of the rope, which would not be able
 6 XVII  | possession of the whole of the rope by letting one end go and
 7 XVII  |     the other.~Hans pulled the rope by one of its ends, the
 8 XVII  |      of our manœuvres with the rope, which I knew that we had
 9 XVIII |      us from the end of a long rope.~But that which formed steps
10 XXXIII|      of our pickaxes to a long rope which he let down two hundred
11 XXXV  |        laid a firm hold upon a rope, and appears to watch with