Chapter

 1 V   |    side by side.~A door was shut; and the grating of a bolt
 2 VI  |    Frycollin, with his eyes shut and his mouth closed, it
 3 VI  |    the door. It was closely shut and it was impossible to
 4 VIII|     clouds, which gradually shut off a view of the ground.~
 5 VIII| Park? By what right did you shut us up in that prison? By
 6 IX  |   the bow, keeping his eyes shut so that he could see nothing.
 7 X   |     As soon as the door was shut, Uncle Prudent exclaimed,~“
 8 XI  |  maneuvers he kept his eyes shut. At last he opened them.~
 9 XIII|    engineer ordered them to shut up Frycollin in his cabin.
10 XIV | Prudent folded up the note, shut it in the box, bound the
11 XVII|     willingly accepted. it. Shut up in the galley, he saw
12 XIX |   were under way again, sat shut up in their cabin, exchanging
13 XIX |  Chatham Islands. Then they shut the door and noiselessly