Chapter

 1 II   |    second letter had for an instant checked his speculations
 2 VI   |  young man understood in an instant. His father propped himself
 3 VII  |    brandished it.~“Stop one instant,” said Starr. “Let us see
 4 IX   |   of surf was broken for an instant; she heeled over on her
 5 IX   |    party but the work of an instant. But before they had gone
 6 XI   |  expected it to cease every instant. Not a moment was to be
 7 XI   |      but was banished in an instant, although he believed himself
 8 XIV  |   order of the solar. Every instant they increased in intensity,
 9 XIV  |    the horizon is clear.~An instant afterwards, Nell turned,
10 XVIII| wildly plunging.~In another instant, among the shattered rocks