Chapter

 1 IV    |    amuse young Letourneur, who evidently enjoys his company. After
 2 X     |    were assembled on the poop. Evidently they found the heat of the
 3 X     |      to me. What they said was evidently not intended for my hearing,
 4 X     |      the engineer be alluding? Evidently he had not the remotest
 5 XIII  |    could have entered that was evidently fanning the flames. Only
 6 XV    |       for a considerable time, evidently listening to some sound
 7 XV    |   plank in the ship’s side was evidently stove in, admitting free
 8 XVIII |  island,” said M. Letourneur; “evidently it is of quite a recent
 9 XXIII | noticed Jynxtrop the cook, who evidently shared all Owen’s ill feelings.~
10 XXVI  |     The petroleum merchant had evidently some difficulty in bringing
11 XXVI  |     discussion ensued. The men evidently were asking more than Mr.
12 XXVIII|   Herbey could do for her, was evidently dying.~With regard to the
13 XXXII |     very much aloof, and as he evidently feels that he has the great
14 XXXIII|     they were themselves, were evidently trying to disaffect their
15 XXXIV |        need.”~The young people evidently wished to regard the storm
16 XXXIV |      made it a weak conductor. Evidently the fluid could only escape
17 XLIII |      and despair. The ship was evidently making her way in the direction
18 LII   |     the ocean, but the sun was evidently shining above the mist,