Chapter

 1 II    |      all English or Scotch, making eighteen altogether, a number
 2 II    | prevented some of them from making their appearance at the
 3 V     |     Herbey, it is true, was making an attempt to join us, but
 4 VI    |   animated grove of verdure making its mysterious way over
 5 VII   |  but not uneasy breeze, was making no less than eleven knots
 6 XIV   |  her very speed as it were, making common cause with the hurricane
 7 XVI   |  and succeeded at midday in making his observation most satisfactorily.
 8 XXV   | moment’s notice, Dowlas was making every exertion to hurry
 9 XXVI  |   of many travels. As I was making my way towards the poop,
10 XXXIII|     that hopeless malady is making ravages upon him that no
11 XXXV  |    nuts, came pelting down, making the platform of the raft
12 XXXV  |    than forty-five degrees, making it impossible for them to
13 XL    |  another of our companions, making our number now only fourteen.
14 XLIII |      The ship was evidently making her way in the direction
15 XLIV  |   surface of the water, and making straight in our direction.
16 L     |   an indication that we are making some progress. The captain
17 LII   | back of the raft, and after making several efforts, I managed