Chapter

 1 VI   |     velocity of fifty or sixty miles an hour. Although the “Chancellor”
 2 X    |       some five or six hundred miles away, if the wind remains
 3 XV   |      unknown reef, hundreds of miles it may be from land. All
 4 XVI  |        for a distance of three miles round; but as yet nothing
 5 XVI  |       mystery, here we are 800 miles from land; for such, on
 6 XX   | remaining here. We are now 800 miles from the coast of Paramaribo,
 7 XXVI |     were still several hundred miles from the coast of Guiana,
 8 XXXI |         proved to be about 650 miles north-east of the coast
 9 XXXI |        more than ten or twelve miles a day, so that the voyage
10 XXXII|      the rate of three or four miles an hour. If they are not
11 XLIII|      The brig was about twelve miles to the east of us, so that
12 XLIII|        the brig was about nine miles away; she had, therefore,
13 XLIII|   therefore, gained only three miles in an hour and a half, and
14 XLIII|        The ship was still nine miles away, and at such a distance
15 L    |        the rate of about three miles an hour.~Curtis and Falsten
16 LIV  |   either land or sail, be they miles away, would be discovered
17 LVI  |    there, not more than twenty miles to leeward.”~“What land?”
18 LVI  |       freshen the ocean twenty miles from shore!”~