Chapter

 1 XI   |        disappeared beneath the waves and fled terrified from
 2 XII  |    glided through the sonorous waves which the kites gave off
 3 XIII |   bands came running along the waves in myriads of lights, growing
 4 XIII |     feet from the crest of the waves. In two or three seconds
 5 XV   |      their ballast in blackish waves up to the, fresh. and verdant
 6 XVI  | strange succession of luminous waves widened out over the surface
 7 XVI  |       sixty miles an hour. The waves ran along at about eight
 8 XVI  |      played with the winds and waves like the powerful bird whose
 9 XVI  |     which pirouetted along the waves with a speed enough to make
10 XVII |       she rose and fell on the waves. There was no wind, and
11 XVIII|   increased. The crests of the waves were swept off as they rose
12 XX   |      few hundred feet from the waves she stopped. Unfortunately
13 XX   |    Albatross” plunged into the waves!~
14 XXIII|      wounded bird falls on the waves its wings keep it afloat.