Chapter

 1 IV   |      step—towards your end.”~“Sir,” said the president, who
 2 V    |       their old rivalry.~“No, Sir, no,” said Phil Evans. “
 3 V    |     Prudent.~“Not in America, Sir; not in America.”~And exchanging
 4 XI   |       on deck. “Shall we try, sir?” asked Tom Turner.~“Yes,”
 5 XIII |    patience.~“It seems to me, sir, he has a right to complain,”
 6 XIII |      the storm!”~“Impossible, sir!”~“What is the matter?”~“
 7 XV   | prejudice them against you.”~“Sir,” said Phil Evans, in the
 8 XV   |      it—you deserve —”~“What, sir?”~“To follow your letter
 9 XVII |    black spot on the horizon, sir— there away to due north
10 XVIII|   magnetic pole discovered by Sir James Ross. And an hour
11 XX   |    the lights full on.”~“Yes, Sir.”~“And all hands to work.”~“
12 XX   |     all hands to work.”~“Yes, Sir.”~There was no longer any
13 XX   |    past one. “It seems to me, sir, that the breeze is falling,
14 XX   |     island in an hour.”~“Yes, sir. We are going about forty