Chapter

 1 IV     | considerable fortune. What he is going to do with the money, be
 2 VIII   |       eye all would appear to be going on as usual. But I have
 3 VIII   |        all warning that I am not going to wait until the last minute.
 4 IX     |           and the boatswain, are going to talk the matter over
 5 XII    |   admitting air into the hold by going down to search for the powder,
 6 XXVIII |      felt that she was gradually going down, and her hull was probably
 7 XXXVI  |         a sneer,—~“Those who are going to die had better make haste
 8 XXXVIII| countenance.~“You are surely not going to wish me a happy new year?”
 9 XXXVIII|          he replied, “I was only going to wish you well through
10 XLII   |          understand what we were going to do, and endeavoured to
11 XLIII  |          with agony lest she was going to put about. She carried
12 XLVIII |         hearing an angry clamour going on outside the tent; it
13 XLVIII |         else, and that they were going now to search the tent.~“
14 XLVIII |         somewheres, and we are a going to search the tent.”~Resistance
15 LI     |         Some one else, then, was going mad, I thought; but the
16 LII    |       Captain,” he said, “we are going to draw lots.”~Involuntarily
17 LV     |          his feet.~“What are you going to do to my father?” he