Chapter

 1 IX     |        are sailing towards the coast.”~“I need hardly ask,” I
 2 XV     |    that we had stranded on the coast of America?~Very shortly
 3 XV     |       for reaching the nearest coast. Curtis told us that it
 4 XV     |      had been driven on to the coast of some portion of South
 5 XVI    |      think that we were near a coast. The line of breakers ran
 6 XVI    |     the actual distance to the coast of Guiana, which is the
 7 XVIII  |      the Julia Island, off the coast of Sicily, or the group
 8 XX     |     are now 800 miles from the coast of Paramaribo, the nearest
 9 XXII   |    favourable, of reaching the coast of Guiana in the course
10 XXV    |       might possibly sight the coast. Besides, we shall have
11 XXVI   | several hundred miles from the coast of Guiana, and for so long
12 XXXI   |        miles north-east of the coast of Paramaribo in Dutch Guiana.~
13 XXXVIII|       approaching the American coast, or whether we were drifting
14 LII    |       sail or the outline of a coast bad broken on my view, I
15 LIV    |      vision she had viewed the coast or the ship of which she