Chapter

 1 II   |  charming girls — Miss Dorothy, called Doll, and Miss Martha, called
 2 II   |   called Doll, and Miss Martha, called Mat, who gave the tone to
 3 III  |         the atmosphere, was not called the Excelsior, a name which
 4 III  | citizens of America. No! It was called, simply, the “Go-Ahead,”
 5 V    |        the sons of Amerigo been called the sons of Cabot? Was not
 6 V    |         shouted.~It was thus he called the president of the Weldon
 7 V    |      the president desire to be called.~At the moment the dispute
 8 VII  |        The “Albatross” might be called a clipper with thirty-seven
 9 IX   |     hills, “bluffs” as they are called, curved across the face
10 XIII |         these regions. The wind called the “tebbad” bears along
11 XIII |       sturgeon seven feet long, called by the Russians beluga,
12 XIV  |         have been a poet who so called it—has now sunk from the
13 XV   |    where could be heard what is called “the song of the sand,”
14 XVII |       so that the machinery was called upon to furnish a little
15 XVIII|        latitudes. Whether it be called a hurricane, as in the Atlantic,
16 XX   |       part of the deck; nothing called off their attention from