Chapter

 1 IX    |    we have adopted the only possible measure within our power
 2 XII   |   Falsten,” I asked, “is it possible for picrate of potash to
 3 XII   |    and makes as speedily as possible for the nearest of the Lesser
 4 XV    |  Atlantic, that it was just possible that we had been driven
 5 XVI   |     the reef as speedily as possible.~
 6 XVIII |    its departure as soon as possible after he has finished his
 7 XXIII |  could, eager to take every possible advantage of the wind, which
 8 XXIV  | hand, “we will save him, if possible.”~But Curtis had already
 9 XXVII |  them incessantly. With all possible expedition Curtis and his
10 XXXVII|  how little nutriment it is possible to exist for so long a time.
11 XL    |  than extreme hunger. Is it possible that still greater agonies
12 XLI   |   him whether he thought it possible that any of the wretched
13 XLIII |  gave directions that every possible signal should be made. We
14 XLV   |   fog. But was it not still possible that this fog might turn
15 XLVI  |  not help asking whether no possible means could be devised for
16 LVII  |    to relate, as briefly as possible, the circumstances that