Chapter

 1 XIII  | continued to progress even more rapidly than we had hitherto suspected.
 2 XXIV  |         case. Our situation was rapidly becoming as terrible as
 3 XXIV  |         had been scudding along rapidly with the wind, stopped suddenly,
 4 XXIX  |       7th.—The ship was sinking rapidly; the water had risen to
 5 XXIX  |        at once began to sink so rapidly that the carpenter and men
 6 XXXIV |    announced that the storm was rapidly approaching. Suddenly the
 7 XXXV  |    water which it contained was rapidly escaping. Two of the sailors
 8 XXXVII|       but our supplies diminish rapidly, and the time is fast approaching
 9 XLIII |  directly; it had decomposed so rapidly that the flesh had not even
10 XLIV  |      to-day, cleaving the water rapidly with their great black fins.
11 XLIV  |        about bait; and, talking rapidly to himself, ransacked every
12 L     |       The end of the tragedy is rapidly approaching, and save for
13 LII   |  associations of my life passed rapidly through my brain, My country,
14 LV    |        my breast; my heart beat rapidly, and a cold sweat of agony
15 LV    |       had taken place much more rapidly than I have been able to