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 1 VI   |       fury imprisoned, or rather bound down. Then after many fruitless
 2 VI   |        to slacken the cord which bound his wrists. Little by little
 3 VI   |    slipped off the bandage which bound his eyes, taken the gag
 4 VI   |          settled the knots which bound him foot and hand.~Immediately
 5 VI   |   gymnastics, cut the cords that bound him.~He had cause to be
 6 XI   |    Evidently the “Albatross” was bound for Japan or China, and
 7 XIV  |        note, shut it in the box, bound the box round with a piece
 8 XVI  |      Whither was the “Albatross” bound? Was she going more than
 9 XVI  |       ascertained that they were bound for the southern hemisphere.
10 XVI  |         whither the engineer was bound, but what reliance could
11 XVI  |      inextricable confusion, and bound by the ice in one solid
12 XVII |            Was she in mid-winter bound for the southern seas or
13 XVIII|    recognized owing to its being bound to the mainland by a cement
14 XXIII| three-master, the “Two Friends,” bound for Melbourne, where she