Chapter

 1 IV     |    must be, she never utters a word of open complaint, but quietly
 2 VIII   |        times I have caught the word “hatches” which arrested
 3 VIII   |       the crew did not utter a word of complaint at the additional
 4 XI     |      particulars said,—~“Not a word of this must be mentioned
 5 XI     |       said; and he pledged his word that when the right moment
 6 XI     |     ravings, had not dropped a word about the picrate that had
 7 XII    | re-entered his cabin without a word.~Curtis, Lieutenant Walter,
 8 XIV    |        small whale-boat. Not a word was spoken; not a sound
 9 XVI    |        watery grave. Without a word of thanks to his deliverer,
10 XVI    |      crew, cheering them on by word or gesture; finding an expedient
11 XXI    |     the wall of the grotto the word “Chancellor,” —the designation
12 XXIX   |     time was come. At Curtis’s word “Embark!” we all hurried
13 XXXII  | listening eagerly to his every word.~Miss Herbey occasionally
14 XXXII  |      the sailors has either by word or gesture acted towards
15 XXXIII |        Ah, captain, I’ve got a word from my mates to say to
16 XXXVIII|   captain!” howled Owen, as by word and gesture he urged on
17 XXXIX  |       body, she never utters a word of complaint, and never
18 XXXIX  |       terrible truth without a word of hope or comfort? The
19 XLI    |        left me without another word.~Our meal, meagre as it
20 XLII   |       of only twice. I use the word “attempt” advisedly; for
21 XLIII  |       and it did not require a word, a mere look or gesture
22 XLIII  |       in my ear,—~“Don’t say a word, Mr. Kazallon; I do not
23 XLIII  |     through their minds. Not a word was uttered, nor was the
24 XLVI   |       when we have forgotten a word or name. Only a few minutes,
25 LII    |  scrutiny, but did not speak a word. I pitied him sincerely,
26 LIII   |      of relief as he heard the word.~M. Letourneur took the
27 LIII   | written Andr—; the rest of the word was torn away. M. Letourneur