Chapter

 1 II   |          Scotch, making eighteen altogether, a number quite sufficient
 2 IV   |      Transatlantic steamer, I am altogether at a loss to explain.~The
 3 IV   |          pleasing countenance is altogether free from that insignificance
 4 IV   |        Mr. Ruby the phrase seems altogether inapplicable.~
 5 VII  |       17min. W.~Incomprehensible altogether is the conduct of Captain
 6 X    | conveying some molecules of air. Altogether, he considers it a good
 7 XVI  |          Curtis feared she would altogether capsize; that fear, however,
 8 XIX  |        certainly be fatal to her altogether. But the captain has very
 9 XXIII|          forty years of age, and altogether unprepossessing in appearance;
10 XXV  |          chance of her capsizing altogether.~“But may she not founder
11 XXVI |   negotiation would fall through altogether. But at length the bargain
12 XXXV |        shocks. Why they were not altogether carried away, why we were
13 XXXIX|           and there is something altogether false and hypocritical about
14 XLIII|       perhaps soon it would drop altogether! We felt that we would give