Chapter

 1 IV   |       wake, far as the eye can reach, a long white line of foam
 2 V    |      October, and if we are to reach Europe before the bad weather
 3 X    |    remained; it is that we may reach the shore before the final
 4 XIII |    29th, the tempest seemed to reach its height; the waves appeared
 5 XVI  |      water, would enable us to reach the island, if necessity
 6 XVIII|      the grotto was beyond the reach of all but the highest waves,
 7 XX   | favourable, I believe we could reach the shore. What I now propose
 8 XXI  |      got over the ridge and so reach the deep water beyond.~“
 9 XXII |     there might yet be time to reach the land before the last
10 XXVI |        they had drifted out of reach, and were brought into use.
11 XXIX |      Chancellor” has failed to reach; at any rate, we cannot
12 XXIX | impossible; they could neither reach the raft, nor return to
13 XXIX |       but long before he could reach them the unfortunate men,