Chapter

 1 VI    |      taking, but he only said he knew all about it, and that it
 2 XII   |         immediate flight was, we knew, impossible.~After a considerable
 3 XII   |          exclaimed, “if you only knew the bitterness of the agony
 4 XIV   |       not suppress.~As far as we knew, Lieutenant Walter, the
 5 XX    |    basalt, which at high tide we knew was barely covered with
 6 XXXVII|         look of eager inquiry. I knew not what to say, and sought
 7 XXXIX |         would murder you if they knew it. This is only for to-day;
 8 XLI   |         was quite cold, and as I knew there must be no delay in
 9 XLIII |         chance; only too well we knew that we had not been within
10 XLVI  |   appeared no chance; and, as we knew that nothing could compensate
11 XLVIII|        the theft; in that case I knew that nothing would have
12 XLVIII|       the disappointed cannibals knew no bounds.~Yet who had ventured
13 XLIX  |         upon us, starved as they knew us to be, as though they
14 LII   | sometimes twelve, and although I knew that eleven, since Jynxtrop
15 LII   |         hope of reaching land, I knew not what it was to have
16 LII   |          my courage failed me. I knew that the young girl would
17 LIII  |        the least to life, and we knew that at the worst, whoever
18 LIII  |          this voluntary offer; I knew that it was the father’s