Chapter

 1 1      |           mainland on our left are soon passed, and by four o’clock
 2 IV     |           that led to the poop.~As soon as Andre was comfortably
 3 VII    |        retired to my berth and was soon asleep. Some hours later
 4 VII    |         the ship a bit; but it was soon all put to rights. It was
 5 VIII   | conversation flags hopelessly, and soon drops. The passengers too
 6 X      |         who may probably, only too soon, be a prey to the relentless
 7 XI     |         the rest of the passengers soon joined them, and the scene
 8 XI     |            the terrible secret.~As soon as order was restored, the
 9 XII    |            is fire in the hold. As soon as the fact was announced,
10 XII    |      little time and care he would soon recover his indisposition,
11 XII    |          foot of the main-mast. As soon as the men were together,
12 XIII   |           up to the forecastle was soon impracticable, and the poop,
13 XIV    |            that was consuming her. Soon there could be no alternative
14 XVIII  |           it take its departure as soon as possible after he has
15 XVIII  |            finally ran aground.~As soon as Andre had finished his
16 XVIII  |          is like some vast domain; soon there will be scarcely a
17 XIX    |  occasional respite; arms and back soon become strained and weary
18 XXI    |        leave the ship. Falsten, as soon as he had set fire to the
19 XXII   |  expression of despair, but he was soon silenced by Miss Herbey
20 XXV    |            staying by her side.~As soon as the captain saw the “
21 XXVI   |        relapsed, into silence, and soon went away.~About three o’
22 XXVI   |         into the shrouds, and were soon at his side.~A long discussion
23 XXVII  |           think this main-top will soon give way?” he said, as the
24 XXIX   |        will;” and not a moment too soon (for the water was up to
25 XXIX   |         followed the main-top; and soon, of what had been a noble
26 XXXI   |         under the brisk breeze.~As soon as we had once started,
27 XXXV   |         yard; and not a moment too soon, for with the speed of an
28 XXXV   |            motionless as a statue.~Soon dense masses of lurid clouds
29 XXXVII |   significant manner.~“You’ll know soon enough,” he answered.~What
30 XXXVIII|          stupour, and Jynxtrop was soon overpowered, and lashed
31 XXXIX  |         well-nigh overwhelming.~As soon as I recovered my composure,
32 XLI    |        that it would not float.~As soon as it was quite light, taking
33 XLIII  |            wind, in which case, as soon as she felt a breeze, she
34 XLIII  |           very feeble, and perhaps soon it would drop altogether!
35 XLIV   |        attention of the sharks. As soon as the whirl was ready the
36 XLIV   |          than twelve feet long. As soon as the creature was about
37 XLV    |           reached us.~But no: very soon large heavy drops began
38 XLVI   |          nutritive matter, we were soon all cast down again. Shocking
39 LII    |         that the number would very soon be ten. I was convinced
40 LIII   |          undertake the office.~“As soon as you please,” said the
41 LIV    |            was enough for them.~As soon as Andre Letourneur came
42 LVI    |        struggle came to an end. As soon as the words “Fresh water”
43 LVI    |          to follow my example, but soon Curtis, Falsten, and all
44 LVII   |       Curtis, captain.”~At Para we soon found facilities for continuing