Chapter

 1 IV    |            capricious mistress, her lips rarely relax from their
 2 XIII  |             Not a sound escapes his lips.~Another loud report; the
 3 XXII  |            I glanced at Curtis, his lips were white, but he had not
 4 XXIII |      sinister-looking wrinkles, his lips curl inwards, and his ears
 5 XXVI  | occasionally moistening her parched lips. The unfortunate lady suffers
 6 XXXIII|             relief to their parched lips and throats.~The remainder
 7 XXXIII|        hectic flush, the contracted lips, the too brilliant eye and
 8 XXXIII|             malicious grin upon his lips, Owen stood confronting
 9 XXXV  |         Cries of terror escaped our lips. All must be over now! But
10 XXXVII|           she moistened the parched lips of the young man, who almost
11 XXXIX |            involuntarily escaped my lips; then I became calmer, and
12 XXXIX |       incessantly playing round his lips; he goes about with his
13 XL    |           me more. Oh, put it to my lips—let me kiss it before I
14 XL    |          hand, and raised it to his lips; his eye lighted for a moment;
15 XLIII |             of moisture crossed our lips, and not a cloud arose to
16 XLIII |            minds of all, and to the lips of many, “Would she see
17 XLIV  |          despair burst from all our lips. All the labour and the
18 XLV   |   sufferings were terrible; tongue, lips, and throat were so parched
19 XLV   |             into my face, wetted my lips, and trickled down my throat.
20 XLV   |          forth from our long silent lips. Hope, however evanescent
21 XLV   |          tin pot, and put it to his lips. To my surprise, he rejected
22 XLVII |             had scarcely escaped my lips, when my fellow-passengers
23 XLIX  |           put a few drops within my lips, but only with the invariable
24 L     |           even a groan, escapes our lips. We do not exchange ten
25 L     |          parched tongue and swollen lips can pronounce are almost
26 LIII  |             a sound had escaped our lips, but all were listening
27 LIII  |         almost had a smile upon his lips, as he drew forth the last
28 LIV   |            redoubled violence. With lips distended, and teeth displayed,
29 LIV   |          with an inspiration on her lips, and I fancied that, perhaps,
30 LV    |            into the sea.~Closing my lips, I tried to die of suffocation
31 LVI   |         Fresh water” had escaped my lips, I leaned over the side