Chapter

1 II    |       hands a book over which he bent, pondering with intense
2 VI    |  unguarded moment. The Professor bent his shaggy brows, and I
3 VI    |          of our difficulties.”~I bent over the map.~“You see this
4 VII   |      what I had heard? Had I not bent under the iron rule of the
5 XVII  |      three hundred feet round. I bent over a projecting rock and
6 XIX   |       standing out from the wall bent under the spring of the
7 XXI   |        to show that we were each bent on taking a different road;
8 XXXI  |          of planks, straight and bent, and of frames, were covering
9 XXXIII| crocodile.~My eyes are fearfully bent upon the sea. I dread to