Chapter

 1 X     |    To-day, the 21st, all has gone on as usual; and as far
 2 XIV   |    Ruby, indeed, is lost and gone, but his last words were
 3 XIV   |      Long-boat and yawl both gone, there was nothing now remaining
 4 XVI   |     of explosion is past and gone; and oblivious of the fact
 5 XVIII | towards the west. We had not gone very far when a beautiful
 6 XXVII |        was the reply.~“She’s gone adrift, then!”~And sure
 7 XLI   |   horror. The right foot had gone, leaving the leg a bleeding
 8 XLIV  |     could not, however, have gone far away, and it was not
 9 XLIV  |     round and was completely gone.~A howl of despair burst
10 XLVII | presume that nearly all have gone to sleep. One thing I do
11 XLVIII|      that isn’t it. It’s all gone somewhere, every bit.”~“
12 XLVIII|    Sandon gruffly; “it’s all gone somewheres, and we are a
13 XLIX  |     that had so mysteriously gone; and if any one of us should
14 LI    |   taste and hearing—all were gone; but the cerebral derangement