Chapter

 1 V     |     had said that he was quite aware what he was about. The mate
 2 VIII  |       the symptoms. I am quite aware that some sailors are most
 3 IX    |    other passengers are at all aware of the imminent danger in
 4 XI    |       forecastle, and made him aware that the alarming character
 5 XI    |       because he was perfectly aware that he would have been
 6 XI    |      could, made M. Letourneur aware of the extent to which the
 7 XII   | exposed, although they are all aware that there is fire in the
 8 XIV   |        for the first time made aware of the true nature of their
 9 XVIII |       Andre. “You are no doubt aware, Mr. Kazallon, that these
10 XXXI  |        down, for all are fully aware that by nothing but the
11 XXXIII|      sea, but as we were fully aware that the water all round
12 XLVI  |  noiseless. We were both of us aware that it was absolutely necessary
13 XLVI  |    quarters.~And not a soul is aware that I have broken my fast!~
14 XLIX  |        the delirium that I was aware was taking possession of
15 LII   |     all unavailing, I was well aware, but scarcely had the thought