Chapter

 1 IV    | petroleum-merchant condescends to allow her.~The Manchester engineer,
 2 XI    |     moment should arrive he would allow them all to leave the ship;
 3 XV    |           far as the flames would allow him. He clung to the holdfasts
 4 XVII  |       some sounding-lines, and to allow one of the sailors to accompany
 5 XVIII |      first refused point-blank to allow her to leave the ship. I
 6 XX    |          was sufficiently wide to allow the vessel to turn quite
 7 XX    |           it was scarcely safe to allow a vessel of doubtful stability
 8 XX    |        far as her sea-range would allow; her keel grazed the ridge,
 9 XXI   |       common powder, as that will allow us to fire the mine with
10 XXIII |    Yesterday Curtis, who does not allow himself a minute’s rest,
11 XXXIII|        cried, “to be sure I have. Allow those men to have brandy!
12 XLV   |       extent our dimensions would allow.~We all laid ourselves down
13 XLVIII|             I said. “You ought to allow those whom you know to he
14 LI    |          planks part asunder, and allow the ocean to terminate our
15 LIV   |           become your victim. But allow him one more day; in the