Chapter

 1 VI    |       in this fashion for the best part of two days; the “stiffish
 2 XII   |   immediately offered him our best wishes, in which Lieutenant
 3 XVI   |    have to stow themselves as best they could, their ordinary
 4 XIX   |      the interior. By far the best way of repairing the damage
 5 XX    |       to stop the leak by the best means we can command, and
 6 XXI   |     said, “I think it will be best to mix the picrate with
 7 XXIV  | alternative but to work on as best they might; but, in spite
 8 XXVII |       said Andre “this is our best refuge; I hope you are not
 9 XXXI  |    accomplish the passage.~At best, however, our provisions,
10 XXXII |    but although we all do our best to make her forget that
11 XXXVII|       will act as well as the best. But this biscuit is no
12 XXXIX |       bear his privations the best is Hobart the steward, a
13 XLI   |  evasively; “the night is the best time for catching large
14 L     |  Falsten are certainly in the best condition amongst us, and
15 LVII  | requires, as he deserves, the best of nursing.”~Miss Herbey,