Chapter

 1 1     |          that pleased me, and a kind of involuntary impulse took
 2 IV    |        I was about to say a few kind words of sympathy when Andre
 3 XI    |        terror so much as with a kind of resignation that I made
 4 XVI   | decision we proceeded to make a kind of encampment on the poop,
 5 XX    |         passage is guarded by a kind of ridge of basalt, which
 6 XXX   |    which it is composed is of a kind that must surmount the waves.
 7 XXXI  |       to the back of the raft a kind of paddle, very similar
 8 XXXII |       have had no change of any kind to report.~At the end of
 9 XXXIII|         make with some planks a kind of wall about a couple of
10 XXXIII|      her own share for his use. Kind and compassionate as ever,
11 XXXVI |       atmosphere.~Thanks to the kind care of M. Letourneur and
12 XXXIX |         calmer, and sank into a kind of lethargy. When I awoke,
13 XLVI  |       day, I threw myself, in a kind of frenzy, upon a bundle
14 LII   |    illusion; but nothing of the kind appeared, and the sea was